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New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
HYDE SETS NO TIME FOR RETURN
Tells Secretary Wilson He Is Coming Back
LAS Soon as Possible"

Washington. Aug 1.-THE promised letter from
John Hyde. former statistician of the Department
OF Agriculture. in response Secretary Wilson's
cable dispatch urging him to return from England
and testify in the proceedings before the special
Edwin S. Holmes the former associate statistfcfau
arrived to-day. The letter was as indefinite as
Hyde's recent dispatch Secretary Wilson and
nothing is known his intentions beyond his
promise to return 'as possible" In the
absence of Secretary Wilson. who has gone to Chi
cago, the letter turned 10 District Attor-
ney Beach. who authorized its publication IL is
dated at Southport England August s. and is as
follows:
by mail from London. August 2 As I STATED i'm
my reply, / VIII return as soon possible a brief
delay is unavoidable. The carbuncle from which I
suffered shortly after leaving Washington has been
followed by much more serious one and am i'm
bad shape altogether. As wish TO avoid Going
over third time. | must also see the snerioiisf
whom came over To consult. | have not veil baan
within two hundred miles of London ana tba
statement that L was attending the convention Of
the Statistical Institute was mistake Very re-
speCtfully, JOHN TJYDE
Hyde says he wishes to avoid a third trip abroad
which refers to the fact that he was I'm E,rone ot
tho time of Holiness dismissal and wos ca11a5
back take charge of affairs pending an exarn,
nation of the Bureau of Statistics Later hs p.
signed his place in the department but pron,ead
to hold himself in readiness to aid in every NM,
possible the investigation being made bv the M
partment of Justice. His second departure for
officials of the Department of Agriculture and the
Department of Justice.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
TO SEE HUSBANDS FAMILY
hrs. Wood to Meet Them for First
Time at Funeral.

The body of Alan w. Wood the Pittsburg
steel manufacturer who died at Roosevelt Hos
pital after an operation. taken yesterday
to the office of the Stephen Merritt Burial Com
pany. at No. III Sth-ave.. where a funeral
mediatey after the service the body viii he
receiving vault Mrs. Wood. the young widow
who was d chorus girl before she married
TO MT Wood year ago, went from her home
in the Barnard, Central Park West and 71st-st
to look at her husbands body after 1t had
been enbalmed and placed in coffin. and she
exhibited much grief. She will meet at the
funeral to-day. for the first time sons and
daughters Of Mr Wood, who offended by
her marriage to their father and who may pos
sibly contest his latest will. If ii is found to
give to her too large a share OF his estate
Henry w. Catlin. Mrs. Woods personal rep
resentative, met at the Waldorf yesterday
and son and daughter of Alan w. Wood
There was agreement at the meeting TO
the arrangements for the funeral to-day. 1t
was also arranged to have Mr. Woods latest
will, executed after his marriage to Miss Goldie
Lillian Mohr. read this evening. after the
this city. and neither Mr.. Woods children
his widow will know its provisions until 1t has
been opened and read this evening
Mr. Woods estate ii said yesterday by
persons well informed about his affairs. is
pecfed to exceed S10,000,OO0. Mr.. Woods two
sons and four daughters ii said would
make no objection to a provision in the will TO
convey a third Of the estate. her dover right
TO the widow. but if the bulk of the estate
bequeathed to her the children would begin a
ootata
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
THREE WOMEN INJURED
TrolIeys Crash in GraUesend-aUe.- =
Passengers Jump.

of the Reid-ave. line smashed into car of
the Union-st line at Gravesend-ave. and S6th-st..
Sheepshead Bay. about dusk last night. Three
women severely injured several others tainted
and few passengers escaped without bruises.
The injured the Misses Mary and
Alice Shaughnessy, of No SO Newelst Brooklyn.
and Mrs William Sandburne. of No. 47 TOmpkns-
ave. Brooklyn
All three violently thrown against the sides
OF the In which they sitting and crushed
under the feet of the other passengers. They were
treated by a physician from the Coney Island Hos
pital and taken to their homes The physician said
they were suffering from contusions OF the back
Both cars crowded when the collision Oc-
Cured The Reid-ave. car running at full
speed and dashed into the ahead with terrific
force. smashing the rear platform and throwing
the excited passengers against the sides of the
car. Some of the passengers In the Unon-st. car
the other coming and jumped off, narrowly
escaping being caught between the tenders OF both
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
THERSDAY ArGrST
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-YOrk, Monday, August IA, 1905.
TO-DAY.
ARRIVED.


steamer Minnstonka lBrI: Leyand. London August s.
to the Atlantic Transport Line with caSin
and mdse. Arrived at the Bar SO4 a m.
Steamer FurnesSia (Br). Blakie, NfoviIs
/ August 8 TO Henderson wi 2O3 cabin
storage passengers and mdss Arrived al 3s5
Numidan tBr Main Glasgow August q an,
Moville T. TO Austin Baldwin Co with cabin ana o.
steerage passengers and mdse Arrived the Bar at
Gao 18th -
steamer Kroonland Doxrud Antwerp Auznst and
Dover 6. the American Line 35S cabin and or
steerage passengers and mdse Arrived the Rar at
Steamer statendam Dutch Rosgevsen Rotterfsr, an.
Boulogne August 5. TO the Holland America Line with
29 cabin and 62 storage passengers and mdse Arrived
at the Bar at S:l5
steamer Princess Irene Ger. Dsnnemann GeDo, An
Naples and Gibraltar 3. Oelrichs co yvfTb
256 cabin ss4 passengers and mdse 4rrst
steamer Fridjof Nansen (Ncr, crexor sydney 9, .
.. in ballast Arrived al the Rar a.
Steamer Ely tBr> Savage sama. August 70 -.
Arrived the Bar at II m. 18th. ~
Steamer Bodo (Nor). Felgenshov. Port Maria Aus,s,
the Atlantic Fruit Co. with fruit Arrived AT the
steamer Bradford tCer>. Bruhn Port Antonio Aryns+
s 70 the United Fruit Co with cabin passengers and
fruit Arrived nj the bar at 30 m
steamer Mexico, Skilngs, Colon August 3 IN tbs
Panama Railroad SIS 20. With 90 passengers mails
and mdse Arrived at the Bar at rs
FL Rio Parker Galveston August & 10 thu
Southern Pacific co, with mise. In Quarantine al n 10
steamer Proteus. Hasey. New-Orleans August 60
the Southern Pacific co. with passengers and mdse.
Kansas City. Lewis. Savannah August .,
the Ocean SIS Co. with passengers and mdse Ieft
Quarantine at 613 a M
Foster with mdse- Left Quarantine at 6.05 a m
Sandy Hook \ J. Aug L. o:3O Wind west mod
crate, cloudy.
Goldsboro. Philadelphia; Rosina (Brl Zelda: James,
town. Norfolk and Newport News
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
N. Y. UNION WILL GO OUT.
Secretary of international Bridge
JY0rkeys Sees President Buchanan.

Cleveland Aug. 14-President Buchanan, of
the International Bridge and Structural Iron
Workers Association arrived here to-day and
at once held a conference with Secretary McNa-
mara relative To the pending strike against the
American Bridge Company.
You may say positively that the New-York
union which did not strike last Thursday, when
the official order published. will go out"
said Secretary Mcnamara to-day
II win also say that representative of our
union has been deputized meet the bridge
company looking TO a conference of both sides
of the controversy. We satisfied that our
position is q strong and, believing i'm our
cause. will not at this juncture go one inch
more than the bridge company toward settle
ment' added Mr. Mcnamara.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
rORE,GN PORTS

Liverpool Aug 12-Arrtved Celtic (Rr) Hayes
New York via Queenstown; Umhria (srl, stephens
New-YOrk VIA Queenstown.
London. Arrived steamer Toronto tRrl. Clark
New York for Hull.
Plymouth. Aug 1890 p W-hrrtved. Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse (Gerl. CupperS New York foy
Vherbourg and Bremen tend psoceededl
Dover. Aug IA noon-Arrived steamer Finland, APfeld
New-NO for Antwerp proceeded
Glasgow. 1S-AFrived Parislan
New York Muyile.
MoNlne Aug l+-ArriVed. steamer Astoria tSrl
dane, New York for GLASGOW tand proceeded
brow Head. Aug Is-Passed yacht Aloha.
wanhaka Corinthian Yacht club. Curtiss James
New York Reifast
Lizard Aug lS-PaSsed steamer Washington Ger. tankD
Schleemiich, New York Tor Hamburg.
York
Shields. i2-Salle1 steamers piamant ,gerl Thou
tslSa New York: Mohawk tlsrl. White tfrOm ROtter-
MNr.silles Aus t2Arrved 1Brl. Bridges
New-Nork for Naples
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
TYPHOID IN WASHINGTON.
Worst Outbreaks in the History of
the National Camtal.

Washington. Aug. 14.-Twenty-nine new cases
of typhoid fever and two deaths from the disease
were reported TO the health office to-day The
outbreak has passed I'm severity that of 1908,
treatment for the disease at any one time was
"a. and 1t has spread rapidly. Health officials
are making every possible effort - fight the
disease. including a house to house inspection OF
back yards and cellars with a view to remedy
ing unsanitary conditions. One bed of the new
hltratfon plant will probably be opened to-mor-
row. thus reducing to that extent the danger
from typhoid and other disease germs.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
BAKERS And PHTHISIS.
DIR. Darlington Has Little Faith in
Strikers Tuberculosis Cru.

The officials Of the Department of Health in
Gliding Commissioner Darlington have iittle faith
IN the reports of the inroads made by tuberculosis
In tho ranks of the kosher bakers of the East
Side DR. Darlington has sent an inspector q, the
department 10 the East Side investigate the con-
oihohs said to exist in the bakeshops under the
tenement houses. Or. Darlington said yesterday:
While tubercle bacilli may be present on the
Ishos or The bakers and be mixed with the dough
yer they are almost certainly killed during The
process OF baking. Their destruction is still fur
,her insured oy the bread being in a moist state
it rs remarkable that among the 400 patlents an
plying for treatment the tuberculosis clinic ~
thus department from March l. 1904 To March i
1915, not q single followed the baking trade
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
,REASIRY nEPAETNIENT. WASHING

TON. AugGst l. BOO sealed pr7p0saIs WI bs 2
ceived at this Department until clock NJ Nedne-
day. August 2S, 1913 for manufacturers and ptns in
sitiOn in WORKING order the T. tal-l
House New York CITY uuarered and plain Vhis
oak furniture. golden finish. Drawings. speeincs
Ors AMI blank forms proposal be obtained ul1
application Superintendent OF Construction q la'
building the Department The Department. -
serves the right reject any and all bids and 20 Nas
defects Partial viii be considered. ProIse'
will received only actual manufacturers ol tl
proposal must be accompanied by certt--.
check in the per of the aggregate a'-
thereof. the order 1f the Sec7e'ary Q. ~
Treasury. guarantee OF good faith. Froaos ts s.
addressed the Secretary of the Treasury, Nasns
ton. d q. indCrScd Proposal ~ Furniture,
custom House New York CIV e. IT. Keep ASSISTANT
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
FIVE susP9NAs FOR AuToMosILIsTs.

Coroner Berry yesterday gave Detective Sergeant
Darcy, the Highbridge station five subpornas for
the FIVE members of the party in an automobile
which ran down and killed Poleslaws Pokorski
gardener at 177th-st. and JerOme-ave- early yes
terday morning. Both the coroner and the detective
refused to say who are the persons named In the
su5penaS. The coroner said yesterday that he
knew the owner of the automobile.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
GEORGE CONVERSE cURRIER

George Converse Currier. we'll known business
man and veteran of the War of the Rebellion died
Saturday at the Lake Placid Club n Y He was
born in 1889 at HaIlowell Me and educated ~
Iaconia, n H During the War of the Rebellion he
served in the 44th Massachusetts regiment He
came to New-York in 1861 and had been Identified
win the corporation Of Bradley & Currier Com
pahy HE was q trustee of the Excelsior Saxytr gs
Bank. and a director in numerous otheF commands
and Ni NoiiPoiiicS
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
MRS. MARIE DALEY

NrS Marie Daley. wife of Peter Daley the
actor, died from heart disease at Bensonburst aso
terday Mrs DALEY was Mary F.. HanIcy a sister
OF Mrs William Fl. West, widow of the minstrel
She complained of feeling i'll at breakfast and dad
In her husbands arms few moments later The
bnria! VIII be In the West plot at Greenwood
Cemetery Thursday. '
Mrs. DALEY thirty-hve years old
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
HELD FOR GIVING FALSE FIRE ALARM

Frank Hand. eighteen years old, of No. 2l3 7th-
ave. who is accused of sending in the false alarm
from the box at stave and 7th-st. last evening in
replying to which Fireman William Dayton. of
truck s. killed at 13th-st. and 3d-ave.. in a
collision with a surface car held in $500 hail
by Magistrate Wahle in YorkVile Police Court
yesterday Christian Resmuss. of No. 557 West
5lst-st., motorman, and Patrick Montgomery, of No
344 East 65h-st conductor. of the 3d-ave which
struck the fire truck, were remanded TO the cor
oner who held them i'm $500 bail. The railway com
pany gave bail for Montgomery but refused TO give
bail for Resmuss. saying that he had broken a rule
of the company in not stopping at the fire crossing
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Sergeant Brue" Again at the Knickerbocker
Miss Bergen in Vaudeville

Sergeant Brue" with very British Sergeant
returned 10 the Knickerbocker Theatre last night
At the close Of the second act Frank Daniels made
one OF his usual speeches, referring feelingly to
his week in Bobbyland and to his efforts to ac-
9nidTe 9ud "a truer @ london accent Miss Blanche Ring
coined back.
Mr. Edwin Arden appeared in the double role of
author and actor last night. returning the Proc
TOT F1fth Avenue Theatre for a spe"ial engage
Russian life ' VII" ''iouer"
Miss Nella Bergen made her first appearance in
vaudeville last night in group of songs at Proc
tors Twenty-third Street Theatre
Novelties from London enlivened the Wistaria
Grove bill last night. The Rianos dressed as
monkeys. gave an acrobatic sketch entitled I'm
Africa for which the stage was set to resemble
jungle e. The Londons did casting act on hor-
maneuvres. '''N'''" " Il
At Hammersteins Paradise Roof Garden last
night the bill was headed by Abdul Kader the
Turkish artist and his three wives. Carmencta
danced; Soolmans trained cats and dogs were seen
Tor the hrst time in this country.
Robert Blossoms company will begin rehearsaIs
to-day OF "Strongheart" which will be seen AT the
savoy Theatre On Mond7y. August 2S. This seasons
company includes Edmund Breese Miss Mary Bo-
land, Frank Gheen Miss Louise Drew Franz 7
s,siI MesIntSyre. Miss Lucille Stanford Francis Bonn
MISS marjorie Wood Sydney Ainsworth. Miss Ger
A
Boyd. ''' "'U C'ay
II was announced yesterday that Mrs louise
Allen Collier. wife Of William Collier had signed
with PToctors all-star company. which will play
this season in his Fifth Avenue Tbestro cbo III
open on Wednesday in ''The Dplomst -. tp ,,ht,L
she played with her husband in the role she Gre
ated Daisy Darling, at the Madison Square Theatre
several years ago Mrs Collier saw. ~ a., M
expect 10 become reconciled 10 her husband who
recently warned tTadesmen that Re would not be re
spCnsible for her bills.
Gilbert Gregory has been engaged by Joe Weber
To play the companion part Weber's Germa
role in the Weber stock company. GREGORY Will
take the part played by Sam Collins last year.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
MRS. ROBERT 8. PEoRAm

Norfolk Va. Aug. H.-Mrs. Sarah Frances Leigh
Pegram widow OF Captain Robert b. Pegram Of
the Confederate navy. died here to-day at the age
Of eighty years. Her husband distinguished him
self in a successful attack upon Chinese pirates
who were preying on British and American com
mercc. and FOR this act was thanked by British
OF Nirgnla- - ~
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
CHICAGO BAKERS MAY NOT STRIKE

Chicago, Aug. 1.-THE National Executive Board
OF the Bakers and Confectionery National Union
net here to-day to take up question Of calling
a strike sympathetic with the bakers i'm New-York
and Brooklyn 10 help the kosher bakers who are
on strike there. According TO board members the
petition OF the kosher bread bakers will be re-
fused and the strike extension will not be sane
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
STRIKERS DEMANDS SUBMITTED.

Philadelphia. Aug. 1.-THE demands Of the three
hundred Jewish bakers in this city who are strik-
ing for cleaner shops, shorter hours and fixed
wages. were given 20 the committee Of master bak-
ers to-day and il IS expected that the strike will
be arlatrated tomorrow. The demands of the
etfikers are as follows Sanitary shops. ten hours
. day labor. SIS for foreman baker. Sl4 for dough
mixer and 81 for a baker.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
WALTER SANGER PULLMAN HURT.
Thrown from Buggy in San Mateo, CAL
May Die.

San Maeto Cal, Aug H.-Walter Sanger Pull
man, son Of the late George NJ. Pullman,
thrown from a buggy while driving in San Mateo
recently. He sustained injuries from which he
may die There Is a severe injury the Jaw and
another the upper portion of the head, but his
physician has not yet been able TO determine
whether he is suffering from conclusion Of the brain
or has had his skull fractured.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
OBITUARY.
MRS. GEORGE p ANDREWS

Mrs. George P. Andrews. of this city died at her
summer home. at Lake George. Sunday after
long Illness. Five years ago Mrs. Andrews was
stricken with paralysis and only partially recov-
cred She was the daughter of the late Cornelius
klngsiand Garrison. She the widow Of Mr.
Justice George p. Andre&ys " '
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15

the Supervising Architect Washington. D. g. az. ~,
gust 3. 19O5-SEALED PROPOSALS viii oe reSel'vs
this office until O'Clock ? NJ on the ~ ta - -
August. 1905. and then opened for the lnsta
electric freight elevator in the o. ; Fost -
and Court House New YorE. y T. IN accosu
with the specifications. copies Cf when may p
tanned this office. the discretion or ne SUI
vising Architect JAMES KNOX TAYLOR SUPERB
ing Architect.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
MODESTO BASADRE.

Lima. Aug. H.-Modesto Basadre. a prominent
Peruvian. died here to-day lie was eighty-nine
years old He was educated the universities OF
London and Edinburgh.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
SIR WILLIAM LAIRD CLOVES

London. Aug. l4-sir William Laird Cloves died
to-day. He was born in 1856
Sir William Laird Cloves was known best as q
naval critic. historical and miscellaneous wrtter
He was n gold medaIst of the United States
Naval Institute.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
TO BUILD NEW CUSTOM HOUSE.

Washington Aug. 1.-THE contract for the con-
struction Of the Custom House at San Fran
cisco has been awarded to Thomas Butler, of that
city. at his bid OF sl.194O0. the building to be
completed by March l. 1908
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
BISHOP COKE SMITH IMPROVING.

AsheviIle n c. Aug 1.-THE condition OF Bishop
Coke Smith OF the Southern Methodist Church. is
so much improved tonight that the attending
physicians entertain hopes of Lie recovery
The wife and brother Of Bishop Smith are now in
this CITY.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15

Bremen. Aug ~ g u Arrived. steamer N--''
Won Boreu New York. ~ ..,starso
Denia Aug 5-Satled. steamer CaPrefa NOAl"
tfrOnt OirEeatD Ncw-NcrN. ,., .ftaN
Gibraltar. Aug Passed. steamer Ncrd AnclN~
DE- laarheri New-YOr for Naples and tenet. Sex-
CarliT. Aug sailed. steamer Madura 'trH N''
rriuc-
suez Aug I3-Arrived steamer Rahcnfels ,(isre ysrs
nor. Calcutta colombo Cor Boston 2nd Wv SIS
Port Natal. It-Nrrved prevt0uslyi. Ste'nei N.N-
s'ppi FfndlaS. Manila Cehu and singapore ''
YORK (sr.
Singapore. Aug tf-Arrived steamer 81 williams -
Cafareta. New YORK far Manila aad 1anAa
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements ADMITTED into these .,f,
recommended to the readers OF The yrfs Wv
thoroughly reliable and busin>ss can 5r Gea, H. : -
with the advertisess with perfect safsi -. ''i
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise So sunset SOS Moon rises T5a Moons
HIGH WATER
SANDY Hook Gov Island s:t7 Hell Gate 10. 10
P.M-ssndy Hook sVIiCSV 500 Hell Cate 1919
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
CONTINUOUS FREE CIRCUS AT
LUN A a RK
Proposals.
.UU,I6,I, pT-pCIIASTNe. CpIINIISS T

OFFICE PURCHASING COlINUSSARY. Z.
5 Army. 50 Whitehall street. New YorS G.ty, y z;
10U5.-Seeled proposals Tor furnishing an.
delivering subsistence stores in this city for ne month
September will be received AT this office un'
clock A. NJ. August - lgU5 and then opened -
formation furnished application Envelopes contah-s
bids should be marked Proposals for subsistence Sto
opened August -. 1903, addressed 90 Mayer y L.
BRAINARD. ComuisSary. l.. ; A
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15

1900 boys neglige shirts, Star"
make, cuffs attached.
All 81 quality-we keep nothing
cheaper.
65 cents.
400 fancy shirtwaists, Star"
make.
The quality that's always s5 cents
here and everywhere else.
45 cents.
$40 boys gauze under-garments-
shirts with quarter or no sleeves;
drawers long or short.
Regular so cent quality.
25 cents.
100 boys four-in-hand and bow
ties.
Were 25c., 35c. and mostly
35c.
Two for 25 cents.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores
2's s42 1850
Warren St. 18th ST. sznd ST.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15

A merry round of bargains for
boys!
The house-cleaning of our boys
furnishings department.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
SEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE

will he received the Office % the commas -
immigration. Ellis Island y y. until @-n 10y -.
Wednesday August S0. 1895. and theu opened 70. 90
construction OF extension To present hosp.a ~
Ing Ellis Island Particulars as 90 con'ul "a
limitations governing bidders may he o7tlins~ ="
application - Robert WatchOrn. C0Iunllsstonel
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15

Mr.. Edwin Arden appeared in the double role of
author and actor last night. returning the Proc
tor Fifth Avenue Theatre for speriaI engage
ment His new play, "Zorah' deals with modern
Russian life ~
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
= = ENGINEER OFFICE. ARMY Build

y ing New York. August L. l9f, sealed Pss,slc4l
for dredging in Rondout Harhor. y y. Vii Z. ,,5F.ly
here unfu /. Nj September l.. 1893 ant then ~ ii
opened information furnished on application "
ILVERMOREs Col. Engrs-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15

Miss Nella Bergen made her first appearance ir
vaudeville last night in a group of songs az pro-
tors Twenty-third Street Theatre
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
II s ENGINEER nrFICE. NAN BIILp-

= ing New Yo-' Nusust T. 19lo-SeaItr F..~Nel
for dredging Hudson River, y y WI. ~, lS o,hicy
here until IL NJ september -. 1919 a1d tl." ~ t.
opened. Information furnished on app'N"'ll'"
LIVERNORE. Cot. Eusrs
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
PROPOSALS FOR CONDEMNED ORD ORD

nance Stores.-Watertown Arsenal w ',,a-t 81
Auv N 1Qt5 sealed proposals. duplicate sue IN
the conditions Of sale. viii be received a. S,ss q
until M A N September H. tgt&. for the p1,yss r.ss
condemned ordnance stores. Catalogues slN ias tsnl
condition etc. be had N application % me
ing Oficer-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
SALE OF OLD BOATS At THE NAVI

Yard. Rrooklyu y. N.-There will De so SO ser uss.
Navv Yard BROOKLYN, y Y. condemned as t ale vii
a number ~ a0d arCesSortes iAy
he for the highest bidder hy sealed .S Sche3
he opened at n O'clock noon. September . l
ules containing % proposals an4 terms '-sseepE
he obtained application 20 the genera - $50 As-
Na,-v Ysrd FyrooklVn. \ Y CTfAS IT. bAN~'-''
si~tant secretary Of the Navy
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15

HBrings mail.