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New-York tribune., 1906-09-17
UITH THE OARSMEN.
Pilhington FaUors Jamesto1cn for
the National Regatta.

Despite the cold weather a large number OF oars
mem were out the Harlem Rive yesterday. espe-
cially from the Harlem Rowing Club. training for
the clubs annual regatta. to be held on Saturday
There will not be Octup1e scull This
was decided on yesterday. when the oarsmen who
were to be competitors announced that they had
abandoned training.
The octuple scull which held last year
In connection with the national regatta at BaIti-
ore was much commented and believed 20 be a
good sport by all oarsmen- Those in charge OF
the negotiations for holding such a contest per
mltted il TO drag too long.
James Pilkington president OF the National As
ISOLATION Of Amateur Oarsmen. when asked yes
terday for his opinion the national regatta
being held az Jamestown. Va. said that he hoped.
from different oarsmen. the regatta would go 20
jamestown This will be decided in March. when
the executive committee holds it's annual meeting.
IL was learned yesteriay that number OF the
oarsmen intend 70 induce the Harlem River clubs
TO kave certain Saturdays set aside for tnteFclub
affairs Regattas OF this kind would mean series
OF match races. The Ha-lem Rowing Club and
the Metropolitan Rowing Club are TO give inter
club regatta next year As the two clubs are
located In "Scull sTs' Row." near MacOmb's Dam
Park. il will be convenient for them TO exchange
boats double grandstand on the veTandas Of
the two clubs. wh!cn adjotn will also be built for
the occasion.
Among those who were out yesterday on the
Frank Wesley. First Bohemian Boat Club; Fred
r-uessei. farfom Rowing Club, Fsrrd Str-Pr1rt N
John G.. HOben Seawanhaka Boat Club: Constance
s. Titus and Charles Steen kamD. NOnpareil Row
ing Club: William MehrhOfr Stettig brothers and
Captain Stivers Nassau Boat Club. and Dunn and
Louis, Metropolitan Rowing Cub.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-17
TO SUE FOR S3o0,OOO.
Receiver for Trust Company Finds Checks
Among Assets.

Philadelphia, Sept. 1.-two checks. one for
S2J0GO and the other for $J0COO. drawn 10 the
order OF Joseph r. Wainwright "a wealthy re-
tired merchant. and indoTseG by him. have been
found among the papers of the Real Estate
Trust Company which collapsed two weeks ago
Receiver Earle, In the course of his investiga-
ton Of the wrecked institutions affairs discov-
cred securities amounting 20 $500 600 i'm frs. =
per cent bonds &c the Standard Iron Mining and
Furnace Company. one Of Adolph Segars nanv
enterprises. deposited collateral for a loan of
S2''OOD made Ia Mr.. Wainwright. AcCOrnpar,y-
ing the securities was a memora ndum Of Prest-
delt Hippie stating that he had taken the orig
inal note for renewal Mr.. Earle Immediately
called the loan, but counsel for Mr. Wainwright
informed the receiver that Mr.. Wainwri..hr
never received a cent Of the money The trans
action. Mr. Earle was told. involved an under
writing scheme. and that Nipple handled the
money. II was admitted. however that Nj
Wainwright was TO receive a bonus.
Further investigation brought 10 light tho
checks indorsed by Mr.. Wainwright and II was
learned also that they had been deposited with
the Trust Company of North America 10 bfs
credit. Mr.. Wainvr right declined TO nav the
loan and Mr.. Earle engaged District Attorney
Bel as private counsel 10 bring suit for the re-
COvery of the amount
New-York tribune., 1906-09-17
NO TROUBLE IN MEXICO.
Independence Day Passes Quietly
Congress Opened.

Mexico City. Sept 1s.-Mexico's national ho,i-
day in celebration OF the anniversary of it's
independence was observed enthusiastically to-
day. President Diaz opened Congress and de-
ivered his annual message. The utmost tran
quiity prevailed in Mexico City. not a single
arrest being made
Reports from all points throughout the coun-
Try including Monterey. Saltillo San Luis Potosi.
Tampico. TOrreon and hundreds OF smaller
towns show that no: the slightest disturbance
Tnarred the celebration.
Al san Luis POtOsi one of the orators spoke
Of the binding friendship between Mexico and
the United States. and then referred 10 the
part played by the Presidents of the sister re-
publics in the bringing about of peace among
Honduras. Guatemala and Salvador recently.
Thousands Of people cheered Presidents Roose-
veli and Diaz. The demonstration was per-
haps the first in the history of the country
made in favor OF a foreign President.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-17
ASKS FUNDS FOR POPE.
Bishop O'Connor Says French Perse-
cution Makes Need Imperative.

South Orange. Sept IS (Special)-In letter
which will be read in all the Roman Catnohc
churches OF the Newark diocese next Sunday the
Rt. Rev John ]. O'COnnor. Bishop OF the diocese
discusses the trouble between the Vatican ana
the French government and points out the ne
cessity of the people of America replacing oy
liberal contributions in the Peters Pence collec-
tons the funds taken away from the Vatican
The Newark diocese was so liberal in It's contri-
buttons las, year that the Pope sent personL
letter of thanks and bestowed his blessing upon
the diocese. In his letter Bishop O'Conncr
says, in par;:
once more does II become our filial duty 70
give expression in a substantial way to our feel
ings of loyalty TO the Holy See and of per-
sonal love and veneration for him whom Provi-
dence has chosen TO bear the heavy burdens and
weighty responsibility Of the government OF the
universal Church.
The bitter persecution of the Church in
France at the hands of irreligious govern
ment and the consequent difficulties to be en-
coCntered by the bishops and priests of that un-
happy country 10 preserve. In spite Of adverse
legislation. the faith in the hearts of the people,
will necessarily deprive the holy father OF much
of that pecuniary assistance and support which
in past years he has received from the nation
Church"
1t is but natural that he should now look to
his children iE the great Republic Of the West
in which the Church enjoys the fullest freedom,
TO supply him with a more abundant portion
of the means requisite to carry the sublime
work which devOlves upon him.
The expenses of our national government or
even OF any one Of our State governments will
suggest an idea of the needs OF the Holy See
Moreover, the College Of Cardinals. where the
right TO elect the Supreme Pontin resides, must
be maintained IL is true. indeed. that the Pope
himself. who all his life has been a model of
apostolic simplicity. requires but little for his
personal maintenance. But the offfce which he
holds. the spiritual service of his faithful chill
dren in every part Of the world. renders II i'm
peratve that he should receive from his subjects
such an abundance of financial aid will ena-
bic him 10 carry on successfully the government
OF the Church.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-17
SYLLABUS FROM POPE.
Said to GiUc Prelate's Tie1cS on
"-4mericanism.

The so-called doctrines Of "Americanism. :"
condemned by Pope Leo. are to receive another
blow. according 10 private advices from Rome.
this time at the hands Of Pope Plus Y. Accord
ing 10 priests and prelates returning from Rome
and other centres abroad the Pope is at present
working a syllabus Of condemned PROPOSE
rions which VIII cover numerous branches OF
Church doctrine and reject many assertions
made by modern Catholic writer's.
The condemned propositions are said 70 be an
even hundred in number and will include Bib
hcal. social political and disciplinary questions
Some of the propositions will contain references
10 the present situation in France: others to the
Biblical interpretations in the works Of the
Abbes Houtin and Loisy and Monsignor Fuzet
and Father Schell.
An entire section Of the syllabus is to be given
20 "Americanism." but just what will be the gist
of the Pope's views on this subject is not even
rumoTed The syllabus, II is said. is intended to
be n compendium and a complete exposition Of
Plus KS Views on modern liberal doctrines
Whether the specific views of any individual
clergyman in this country will be referred 10
cannot be learned. New York priests, however
do not look for anything startling II is con-
tended that "AmeTicanism." as such. IS a dead
question here, and the Pope cannot do any more
ihan indorse the views Of his predecessor. There
=, however, much speculation as 10 how far the
Pope VIII 90 IN the Biblical question or whether
he VIII refer 10 any American Biblical scholars
Several Of the more notable Biblical scholars
connected with religious orders have had their
views suppressed as far as publication is con-
cerned In certain cases. particularly in the ca sa
of Father Ggot, the former Sulpician, who "a
now connected with the archdiocese Of New
York. she ecclesiastical authorities have taken
Sides against the order and practically indOrseA
fhe views If the writer. The syllabus. it Is ex-
pected, VIII be issued i'm a few weeks
New-York tribune., 1906-09-17
CAT GOES MAD AND BITES TWO WOMEN
Attacks Mother and Daughter. but Is Sub
dued by Patrolman's Revolver

Becoming suddenly mad, n large black cat yes
terdsy afternoon sprsnE al Mrs. Henry @. Men
gel of 40 500 West GSth street. and after biting
her several times attacked Miss Elizabeth Men
gel. her daughter. who had tried 10 beat the ami
nal of. The cat was finally captured and after
killed
Mr.. Mengel. who failed I'm efforts 70 drive the
cat of. went to the West 6Sth street station. and
Fat-oiman TOomey was sent 10 the house to
kill the animal He went 10 the kitchen and
drawing his revolver shot twice. Both bullets
missed their mark. and the cat sprang AT him.
He beat II off and fired again tlfis time striking
~ The cat however. not killed until he
had fired a fourth shot. The two shots that went
Wild broke considerable Crockery. which on
table.
Mrs. MenCel and her daughter went 70 a ply
sican who cauteriZed the wounds which are not
thought 10 be serious
New-York tribune., 1906-09-17
ALLEGED BLACKMAIL IN MADISON
italian Charged with Extorting Money.
Threatening to Kill Countryman's Daughter.
IBy telegraph 20 The tribune. !

Iby Ielesrapn 70 Inc ITbune
MOrrstown. Sept. 1G-POlice Captain Coonan
and Patrolman Ryan. Of Madison. have arrested
Felice Corcia, Of No. 2215 First avenue New
York said TO belong 20 the Black Hand" He
arrived in Madison on Friday. and it is alleged
tried 10 blackmail Saliva tore MascariellO a
wealthy italian resident of the borough living
in Elm street. He told MascarieIlo II is said
that he had been sent there by a society TO muir
der his daughter. but he would not kin her IL
$50 was paid To him al once. The father did
not have the money at hand. but gave the man
$40. promising TO give the so additional later
Corcia threatened Mascaricllo with death ~
he told the police Of his visit but a friend Of
Mascariello tod the officers. and the man was
apprehended. When he was searched a stiietto
a paWntlcket Tor revolver. book with ad-
dresses OF Italians OF Newark Hnckensack and
Jersey City and several railroad tickets vera
found Coroia was held for the grand Jury.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-17
MEET TO DRAW UP TREATY.
Conference Of Delegates from Central
American Countries Opened.

san Jose. Costa Rica. Sept. 16.-In conformity
with the fourth article Of the treaty Of peace be
tween Guatemala, Salvador and Honduras. which
was signed on board the United States cruiser
Marblehead on July %, a peace conference was
opened here al noon yesterday by President
Gonzalez Niquez The object OF the conference
IS the signing Of a general treaty Of peace.
friendship and commerce
Luis Anderson Costa Rican Minister Of For
eign Affairs was appointed a delegate 70 the
conference and Sehor Calvo the Costa Rican
Minister TO the United States. was chosen as
secretary The Presidents of all the Central
American republics were advised Of the opening
Of the conference.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-17
EX-GOVERNOR A. 7. Bliss DEAD.

milwaukee. Sept is-Ex- Governor Aaron Thomas
Bliss CT Michigan, died this morning from apo
pleXy az the Sacred Heart Sanatorium. He came
TO Milwaukee for treatment LAST July. but returned
TO Saginaw In August He suffered n relapse and
came back a week ago. Early this morning. while
returning from the bathroom, he was stricken
With second attack of apoplexy while four :eet
from bis bed and fell 20 the floor. His nurse
aroused DR.. r. s. Davis. his private physician who
was asleep In adjoining room. but SIR Bliss
ternoon, and will arrive there az 7 O'Clock to-
morrow morning. Governor Bliss suffered a stroke
health since.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-17

Saginaw. Mich. Sept. l6-Aaron T. Bliss Gov
ernor OF Michigan from January 1901. 10 January
1905. and before that alderman a supervisor n
State Senator. colonel the Governors stafr
member OF a state board and a one-term men,
Der or Congress QsSS-lssOl. born on a farm IN
Madison County. ~. Y. He had lived In As.1au,
since 1865. and had amassed a large fortune - thc
lumber trade In 1897 he was commander OF The
Michigan Department. OF the Grand Army OF the
Rspuolic. Mr. Bliss was married In 1881 and .
wife survives him He had no children ~
New-York tribune., 1906-09-17
THIRD MUTUAL TICKET.
BID FOR AGENTS AID.
Officials ard United Committees
Nominees on Slate.

TIE Mutual Life has received word % a third
riolet 20 be composed OF the names OF. roughly.
four officers OF the company. including Vice-Presi-
dent George r. Denter; eight general agents. twelve
nominees OF the united committees" tcket and tho
same number OF candidates the administration
ticket
While the runaor lacked positive confirmation. &
was sufficiently well defined prompt tho com
mittee on Insurance and agencies To direct MIR.
Denter. superintendent of agencies 20 warn
every manager IN tho country against becoming a
candidate.
This. rather than the b@lief that the names -
general rnanRgers had been placed on the united
Comnaittee's'' ticket the meaning of the warning
teiegram sent 10 agents and published in yesteT-
days Tribune.
II is said that whether or not such a ticket will
he filed tomorrow viii hinge the success OF the
tickets movers IN their attempt 10 obtain In ad-
vance the names OF tie united committees" nom
inees.
Mr.. Dexter said 10 Tribune reporter last night:
a similar rumor has reached me- Of a third
ticket 20 be composed OF officers OF the company.
including myself general agents and men drawn
from both the administration and united CON-
nittee's' ticket. ] have. however. absolutely no
interest in Official knowledge that such a ticket
will be fled.
.'Furthernore should like 20 be placed rec
ord as saying that do not believe any agent has
consented, or viii consent. 10 the placing OF his
name on any ticket"
Il is understood that the conpany's regulations
prohibit any officer or employe lower tnan the first
vice president. becoming director of the COMPANY
According the most recent decision Of the
nav be placed on a ticket without either his
knowledge or consent. and. willing unwilling:
he may Sc compelled to run on tckc-- although II
elected he NAV decline 70 serve.
Marcus T Hun. lawyer. OF Albssf is said 10
II & SeiisVe5 that The movers hsve succeeded in
obtaining tho list Of The united con nttees % nom;
the movement could not be learned last night
New-York tribune., 1906-09-17
THANK HILL FOR ALCOHOL BILL WORK

Danbury. Sept. ls-The Hat Manufacturers AS
ISOLATION. at a recen: meeting here. passed reso-
luton OF thanks TO Congressman r. ]. HIll OF Nor
walk Conn. for his work in connection with the
passage of the Denatured Alcohol bill. The reso-
luton declared that the Congressman had done
great service, not only to this community which
especially interested in the bill. but to the
country at large. The resolution signed by Ed
ward Won Gal president. and Frederick A knapp
New-York tribune., 1906-09-17
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Sunday, Sept. 10. 1908

steamer Caledonia 'Brl, BAXTER. Glasgow and MovnI.
September % Henderson Bros cabin ana S33
st@Tage passengers ard mdse. Auived at the Bar al
1917
steamer Firlnce Nowt.ay. Colon September q n N.
Panama Railroad - Line with passcngers mails srS
mdse- Arrived 81 the Bar : m
steamer tCan1o Dalton. Faiarin SeDterlher = Porra
MlvaSuez . Aguadilla : and n 10 the New
Work ard Porto BiCO - 90 With tG2 passengers mails
ana mise Arrived the Rar AZ 80 a M
steamer Acara tEfl smith .,
Philip Ruprecht ballast Arrived az ne Bsr AZ q /,
q - ~
STEAMER Joseph w Fordney Iaverge, New Orleans Sep
Left Quarantine I OF D N.
Steamer Jefferson Catherine. Newport News ana Nor
folk. % the OH Dominion - Co. with passengers ana
mdse Isft Quarantine . n ~
SANDY Hook. y j. Sept 1G $50 . m-VVf,f easf-ro-st
fresh breeze cloudy
SAILED
sseamers brilliant Ger for GothenhurS Como epr,
Melbourne sydney. Auckland. etc. Julia Iuckenbsch
san Juan. Mayaguez etc 81 Cuthbert 1T}r1 knfWsr,.
Consuelo (Prl. Hull: jamestown NorfoIk ana Nsunor,
News City % Birmingham. savannah ''FN''
New-York tribune., 1906-09-17
CALL OUT THREE THOUSAND MINERS
Vandalia Coal Company Fails to Adjust
Differences with United Workers.

Terre Haute. Ind. Sept l6-Orders were issued
to-day calling out al the men employed by the
Nsnoalia Coal Company. The action was taken by
the district officers OF the United Mine Workers OF
America and was The result of failure 70 adjust
oinea enoes growing out OF the discharge OF three
men near Enton The Vandala company owns
thirty mines IN Indiana and employs three thousand
inen-aoolt one-nfth Of the mIners OF the state.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-17
AUTO ON BRINK OF HIGH rRss1Le.

lby Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Derby. Conn, Sept. l6-While coming from
bridgeport 10 Derby last night Charles ]. Hull.
OF waterbury. ran his automobile on a trolley
ueste one hundred feet long. which spans a
gorge eighty feet deep The machine Jumped the
guard rails. swerved and came 20 a stop on the
Suse IA the middle Of the trestle Hun was
thtoWh out but saved himself from falling 10
ti tne rocks below by grasping a stringpiece. The
nlshMay Is parallel 20 the trolley tracks At
", " Dfiuse u makes sharp turn. and Hull was
going too fast 20 make tn. curve - va"
New-York tribune., 1906-09-17
FALLS FROM FERRYBoAT-RescuEp

Henry Dowd. of No 53s Third avenue. Long ISL
and City while crossing the 3ith ferry from
Manhattan last night the terryboat Babylon.
fell overheard He was leaning the guard rail
and lost his balance Patrick McGrath a young
man, leaped overheard and kept him afOat until
the boat was stopped and a line dropped Dowd
was taken to ST. Johns Hospital. IN long Island
New-York tribune., 1906-09-17
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN RTs

Liverpool Sept f5-Arrved steamer V-r,Nrta m, n,
New York via Queenstown. '' D'N'
Queenstown sept Ia s,oS m-Sailed steam,r Iura,t,
(brl Watt from Liverpool New Yovn --NN''i'
Dover sept Id-Passed. Neek.r 1c..ra
witr. Bremen. for New Yo.k ~ ''''''so
london. Sept 1s-Sailed steamer Mt,,sso,L. su-x
land New York '''i' A-'N
Moviie. Sept iS-Arrtved. steamer
worth New York for Glasgow fand nroc--Sss, W. nsns
York N N'NNs'Ni Nes
"enss sept isaed steamer csnopio Csrl ssaIby trron
New-York tribune., 1906-09-17
SWAN FROM BRIDGE TO coNey

FfsosfieA Benecke. who lives az the seaburn
Hotel Coney Island. wAs attracted yesterday bv
yeHs Hohl u-e United States Life Saving Corps
limp body dragged out OF the water. II was ,ha,
OF A Brown. who had started In a swimming race
from the Brooklyn bTidse 20 Coney Island
Eighteen men started IN the swim Sss,a-s.,.
morning Brown was apparently the only man 10
hH,sn. he va o@oS exhausted. but recovered IN
New-York tribune., 1906-09-17
DEATH FOLLOWS BROKERS' SUICIDE.
Philadelphia Coroner Investigating Peculiar
Case Of the Rothermel Brothers.

Philadelphia. Sept. 16-Frederick I. Roth
erTnel partner ana brother of William -
Rothermel the investment bond broker who
committed suicide six weeks ago by taking eva
nice OF potassium al a time when his financial
affairs were al crisis. was found dead al his
home to-day. The circumstances were similar
70 those surrounding his brothers death and
She coroner has ordered an invest igation Roth
srmel was apparently in good health when ne
retired last night.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-17
WEDNESDAY. sEPTEMBE
TRANsPACIFIc MAILs.

Destination and steamer Close in y. y.
Franciscol-Siberia To day. 1890 a m
Hawaii tvla san Francisco Alaneda sept IS. 1880
(Via san FranCiscOl-U transport a
Hawaii Japan COrsa. china Philip
piuo Islands. san FranciscO-
4 m
japan. China and Phippne Isl
auds. via Vancouver and Victoria.
c. Empress ~ India Sent N,
New Zealant Australia. New Caedonia.
samoa Hawa. and Fill Islands. VIA
san Francisco Sonoma Sept 80 f930 n,
New-York tribune., 1906-09-17
AMERICAN ARRESTED IN PARIS.

Toulou, sept 1S--The police to-day arrested an
American charged with attempting to obtain
money by fraud He describes himself as Herbert
Shald student. and says he bo-a in Wash
lngton in 1SSS that his fa'be- = IcSa9h ShaId
a former Secretary Of the Treasury. md that his
mothers maiden name Annie Watson.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-17
TWO KILLED IN SAN FRANCISCO cRAs4

san Francisco. Sept. 1.-Two heavily loaded cleo
trio cars crashed together at Turk and Devieadoro
streets tonight. Two persons we're killed and a
score were injured
New-York tribune., 1906-09-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 542 6OT Moon rises 431 Moons age %
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook 6:26 Island SIS He'll Gate s.29
PM-Sandy Hook $50 Gov Island 6:55 Hell Gate s:4s
New-York tribune., 1906-09-17
OFFICE PURCHASING COMMIssARY U

s Army, 80 whitehall Street. New York City. n T..
September 10 ie06-S-aed proposals for furnishing and
delivering subsistencs this city for the month OF
October 1906 will be received at this Once until n O'Clock
September 20. 1903 and then opened. Inforrna
tor furnished application Envelopes containing bids
should be marked Proposals for subsistence stores opened
o Lieut--COt ID. L
ID
New-York tribune., 1906-09-17

TO DAY.
Vessel
vessel ~. L.Ih- Mail closes sails
CEristiah -. n ~ I<OO m 800
Monroe NoiiolN ~ Olu No'i'u-,'h --'---- 800 m
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Is
Kaiser Nilhen ~ bremen - Lloyd 200 5:3O a m
Sr~ oensL. Rotterdam Russian VOL. ~
Kansas city; Saysnnah' Sayl' Saavannah-'-.. 800 m
ConlahCre' ia ~ '-''-- 500 m
Jeuerso" -NoilI'N, ~ OtI L"iliID''- ---'- 500 m
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10
Ieuton.c Liverpool Nhite Sta $50 1000 m
Grenada trinias1 I5ihidad lG;0O 1900 m
Hayti. Hamb Am IL
SVerdTIp. Argentine. Tweedie 90 m poo ~
Cherokee. Turks Island CLYDE
Sieuw AiTsIeiGel, notseTqaIh ti-Ani -- $500 m
Proteus. View prieahs. 30 facinc-..--. 12OO m
lanpasas S'aLN eston hs'lory ...-...- 300 m
itamlIof N1IlplS, 1I u1i 500 m
New iofA' JaSAsol'ii'e NS"e -.'---- - 800 N
New-York tribune., 1906-09-17
James McCreery & Co.
Silks.

On September the 18th.
Exhibition of the latest SILK
Fabrics, including pam
and novelty Marquisette,
Chiffon NinOn, Spangied
MOusseline, etc.
5000 yards superior quality
Lyons Chiffon Cloth, white
and black. 46 inches wide.
95c per yard
value 1.25.
Twenty-third Street.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-17
Coward Arch Prop Shoe,

This shoe is the only practical remedy
for " Flat Fo0t" or "Weak Instep." a
form Of foot trouble that is becoming
quite common IL is frequently mis-
taken for rheumatism on account ofthe
shooting pains il causes in the foot
and leg. "Flat Foot" results from a
gradual breaking down Of the arch and
instep and is generally caused by pro-
lOngec walking or standing.
Men who are on their feet a great
deal, will find the Coward Arch Prop
Shoe very different from the ordinary
footwear.
IL rests the foot, restores the natural
elasticity 20 the muscles and makes
walking a comfort. We specially
recommend this shoe for Men and
Women who need an Arch Supporting
Shoe.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-17
Proposals.
STATE OF NEW YoR

STATE OF NEW YORK.
NEW EDUCATION BUILDING - .
The Capitol Albany. ~. Y. Sept IS 1905.
THE TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS OF
State OF York hereby give notice. pursuant
Chapter SIS OF Laws OF 1905. that the
competition for The furnishins o. DESIGNS plans and
specifications for Education Building which the ae
open. and that full information
concerning :he be obtained BY ADDRESSING the
undersigned FRANK r. PERLEH
Secretary 70 the Trustees OF Public Buildings.