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The daily sentinel., 1906-05-08

D. a. Heron, of Telluride. is in
The w. c. T. U. entertainment in
The CONGREGATIONAL church on May
us
Music readings and physical cul-
lure, first class May is. Don't miss
1t at congregational church.
Are you going eastg Ask the Colo
rado Midland ticket agent about rates
east for teachers,
Basket ball Turner hall. MAY 10.
Turner's vs.. Indians. c. NJ. A. VS..
iligh school. Admission 20 cents.
Prof. Paddock OF the state agri-
cultural college at Fort Collins and
Clinton Oliver. editor of the Colorado
Fruit Grower We're arrivals in the
city last night over the narrow guage.
Il was not a colored man who
won the handsome gold watch given
away by the Arlington comedians on
Saturday night. Thos. Newman, the
Young son of w. 4. Newman. was
the winner of the elegant time piece
and he Is as proud of il as only a hoy
can be when he gets his first watch.
Julius II. Kahn. of Chicago. who
is making tour of the west. Is in the
city this week the guest of Miss Eft
IA Kahn. his sister. MIR. Kahn has
never visited this section OF Colo
RADIO before and he expresses him
self as being delighted with the
Grand Valley. Grand Junction he
declares to be one of the busiest
towns OF its size or several times its
size that he ever saw.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-08
W. NJ. SCOTT. NJ. D..

i'hysician anu SurStSs..
Diseases of Women and Child
rem Specially.
Offices rooms i-2 Grand Valley
National Bank Bldg. Resi-
Ience ll60 Rood. Ave.
Phones: ofiice Jet so; Resi-
dence. Junction 25T.
once hours: 9-l2 an. rs pm.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-08

,o,ll. D Al A. Heron. of Telluride, is in
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
BELLEVUE FIGHT SHRINKs.
Nurse Charged with Choking Patient Found
10 Have Slapped His Face.

The board OF managers Of the Mills Training
School for Male Nurses run in connection with
Raley-ue Hospital met yesterday afternoon 10 con-
s,der the charge Of assault against Clarence F.
Walton one Of the nurses. The meeting was pre-
sided over by D. O. Mills. founder Of the school, and
the charges against Walton were examined thor
orlghly As result the not dismissed.
but instead, il was recommended that four months
be added 20 his time OF service at the hospital be-
fore he could receive diploma.
The complainant against Walton was Michael F.
Iiddy, patient in the prison ward. who had been
committed 70 Blackwells Island for six months on
a charge OF intoxication but who being treated
a the hospital for scalp wounds and delirium
tremens A week ago Tuesday night. while Wal
and went adjoining room. On returning. il
IS alleged. he passed within foot two Of Wal
ton and, either accidentally or by design. touched
him on the knee. whereupOn Walton sprang up. II
was said and struck him three severe blows the
head. afterwar6 choking him. Walton de-
scribed big. husky man." and Lddy as Of
average size
II was learned in the investigation that IAddy
on returning 70 the ward had jumped into the FIRST
cot handy, which happened TO be occupied by a
patient with a broken arm done up in splint, and
had ObstinRtely refused 10 bulge Walton then
slapped him IN the face several tnes ana finally
succeeded IN dragging him his
Walton proved 10 be a slender young man, abOu.
five feet eight inches in height and weighing about
the board meeting IAddy. on the other hand.
though not tall. - thickset about forty years old
and weighs al least forty pounds more than the
nurse.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
NEW QUARTERS FOR POISON SQUAD
Pleasant Dining Room Being Prepared for
DR.. Wileys Experimenters.
Iron The Tribune Bureau ]

Washington Oct. S.-A kitchen and dining
room are being provided for the poison squac OF
the Bureau of Chemistry. which will begin opera
tons in about two weeks to experiment with the
effect Of saltpetre in foods Dr. Wiley. under
whose direction the squad is eating. intends 10
have the experiments made with the best of
rangements and the kitchen. which is being espe-
ciauv built for the squads use, is be Of the
sanitary character. The new dining room is bright
and attractive. and the poison eaters will have
reason 20 complain OF unattractve quarters.
DR. Wiley has not vet issued his call for volun-
teers for the coming years work. but number OF
the old squad who have been at the business of
perimentng with chemical food for several years
Will re-enlist, and the chemistry officials find
difficulty IN getting recruits. Most OF the men in
the squad young clerks from the Bureau OF
Chemistry They have returned from their vaca-
tons prepared 10 begin the saltpetre diet with
zest. The experiment this year is regarded
especially interesting because Of the general
OF saltpetre iE preserving and coloring The
results will be surprising 10 great many people II
II is found that ordinary corned beef put up with
saltpetre IS not healthtul. Nearly all the other
preservatives OF meats and canned foods have been
ruled by the Secretary OF Agriculture IN the
meat inspection regulations result Of the tests
made by DR.. Wileys poison squad.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
SAILED
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Queenstown OCT 3 $50 . U-Arrived. steamer Baltic
tRrl. Smith. from New York for LiverpoI and pro-
CesdetD
Southampton oct 3 20 a r-Saiet steamer Kaiser VII
II ,Gerl, Nierich from Bremen. New York via
CheTbOurS
CherbourE. oct 3. m-saile1 steamer Kaiser VII
helm II tGer', Hogemsnn from Bremen and south
ampton1. New YORK
Copenhagen >. "A m-Ar-ived. F TfetSen
CIjanl. Thomson. New YorS Via Christiansand
Gibraltar. Passed (FNrl FuhA
York Marseiiles Peruga (Brl I5hrston
New Yora for Naples. Marselles. etc
Manchester 2-Sailed steamer Delaware Brl Cabot
New York.
tfror1 CuNhaveul. New York
Antwerp. oct Arrived steamer American Dutch
MaraschIaeger, New York
Bermuda. 3, II 90 m-Saicd, steamer Ber-nudfan
tBr) Fraser. New York
ST Vincent Y, sept 2O-Arrved. British Mon
tBr). Anderson, New York for Macassar. Soura-
haya, etc
Naples Oct s-sailed steamer Ctta di Napol QtaD La
varello tfrom Genoa. New York
Hong Kong. Oct 3-Arrtved previously steamer Ellen
Rickmers ttier1 Mierschaa, York singapore
Bahia SAILED. steamer Italian Prince (Br Cofan
santos. etCl. New York.
Para Oct 2-sailed. steamer Maranhense (B-) Casey
YORK
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
BVDGET CONSIDERED.
Board of Estimate Receives Request
for LARGER Education Grant.

AZ the meeting Of the Board of Estimate ana
Apportionment Yesterday to consider the oudget
for 1907. Police Commissioner Bingham asked Tor
s18 9eo Sos or S2155173 more than last year Among
the increases in salaries he asks is that for MS
secretary Daniel Slattery. 10 whom he wishes 10
give s. 0c0 instead of 5000 One of the strongest
pleas made in the Police Commissioners estimate
Is for pay for the police chaplairs Fire Commits
sorer OBrien said he needed s7e77.327 an increase
of $4,000 over last year; $4,000 will be required
for additions 70 the fire fighting force
President Winthrop Of the board of Education
asked for s2s 7s5 S9s which s3.4S72oe more than
last year He said more money was needed 10
establish additional evening schools. as there was
a great and growing demand for sittings. and many
have been turned away for lack Of room. New
buildings needed.
Controller Metz said there were plenty Of school
sites on which no attempt had been made TO put
up school buildings. He said he heard that only
certain contractors could get the Jobs
President Winthrop said the fault was that all
building operations We're held up by time taken
up with architects and engineers.
The Controller declared that he heard that con-
tractors did 10 take up school building
work on account Of the delay in getting their
money. He said % per cent of the contract price
being held up until the school was actually ar
cepted made ii a proposition they did not care 10
accept
They are sixty-eight thousand pupils part time
now. Additional sittings for seventy-eght thousand
VIII be ready IN rev months Ny winthrop salu-
The Normal College wants sg750oo for the year.
increase of $4,000 chief of increase cost
being for professors and tutors and enlarging the
course.
The board astOnished the request OF
President NOorhis OF the Board OF Elections, 10
cut their apportonment down $40. 100 There are
fewer election districts this year. Ii will cost
SS94 $50 for the election end. S2l500 for the pra-
res next year.
Street Cleaning Commissioner Woodbury. asked
for el3l56 more than last year, or total OF
S,sS4,7G5
Colonel Bell acting secretary OF the Armory
Board. said the board did know what IL paid
for some supplies, because the state would not
give details.
Sis6 347 an increase of Sl0lOo. chiefly because Of
moving. The college had 3.7O0 students last year
and II IS estimated il will have 400 by February,
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
HARVARD STUDENT SAYS NOT GUILTY
Room Mate of Theodore Roosevelt, jr., Pleads
in Assault Case in Boston.

Boston, Oct. S-Shaun Kelley. of Fitchburg, the
room mate Of Theodore Roosevelt. jr.. al Harvard
appeared IN the municipal court to-day and
pleaded rot guilty 10 charge OF assault on a
policeman. At the request OF his counsel. Alder
man F r Bangs. OF this city the case was con
tinued until October 10. The charge against Mr.
Kelley Is based on an incident which took place
Boston Common last Thursday night when
Patrolman F-eyer was knocked down by Young
men said 70 be Harvard students. Mr.. Roosevelt
and another student, Meredith Blagden, have been
summoned 70 appear as witnesses IN connection
with the case, which will be investigated to-
morrow by the Suffolk County Grand Jury
Attorneys representing Messrs. Kelley and Roose-
Welt called District Attorney Moran to-day 10
request him 10 discontinue the grand Jury invest-
cation Of the case. but Mr.. Moran stated that the
witnesses go before the grand Jury to-mor-
row. The District Attorney said that II was the
duty Of Mr- Roosevelt and the others 10 give the
court Information 10 the identity Of the per
sons who had assaulted the officer. AS they had
failed 10 DO this Mr.. Moran said he considered IL
his duty 20 bring the case before the grand fury
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
WOMAN LURED GIRL TO NEGRO DEN.
Victim Found in Lonely Hampstead House
by Police. Who Heard Screams.
rpv rel.sraph 20 m. Tribune. ]

Hampstead. " Y. Oct. a-cne OF the sres'es'
outrages ever perpetrated in Nassau County esi',e
10 light to-day and although the county onlciaiS
bava known the facts for some days, they have
kept them quiet Mary Henslick. sixteen years e!o
visited the Mineola Fair las: Saturday with Mrs
Hartrau and her small soE, VINO I'VE near hSu'
park The girl became separated from her COM
nauions when the crowds were going home anu
not having any money with her. she "andered
around the booths until O'Clock. when she was
accosted by a blond young woman. VINO learned her
story The woman said she would take her 10
Hempstead and for her. Accordingly. me
young girl accompanied the woman. who took her
TO a low saloon which is the rendezvous OF Negroes
About midnight Police Officers William ,-ooper
and William Gardner heard screams coming from
deserted house in Front street. and rushing thltr
they saw Bert Corse. a Negro emerge trom a iaCA
door Corse caught and the girl was found on
the floor Of bare room. The woman was ldehtlLed
Bertha Denton. notorious character. VINO aSse,
ciates with Negroes. Justice Charles Citizens VIII
hold a hearing tomorrow at O'Clock. and Sh@Tit
Gildersieeve will have deputies hand 10 prey nt
any hostile demonstration against the Negro w!lich
the enraged citizens Of Hyde Park ana Hempstead
may contemplate
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
The Turf.

11:15 N.
steamer Manuel Calvo SPAN CASTILLO Vera Sep
with Il cabin and 65 passengers and dse Ar
rived al the Bar a m
steamer Sarnia Ger, Devanteer Kingston September
- Sayanila IS Cartagena 19 Port Limon "a and King
sion q, 70 the American with 81 pas
sensers mails and mdse Arrived al the Bar az n:Os
Steamer Curityba Cuban, Wright Gibara September
= AnttLa o.. Forto Padre 26 NuevItas Is 70 W y
4uno with 3 and mdse Arrived az the Ear
Steamer L7wther Castle lRr I4ghtoIer Yokohama June
~ kobs July g. Moj Shanghai Il. keelnns - Annoy
- Honk Kong % singapore August 10. colombo T. Port
said September Algisrs -. W II Tweddell Co
with ndse Arrived AZ TIE Bar az lo;9 m -
TD-obolfrso ssi4
September Gibraltar l3 and Delaware B-eakwser Octo
Der with suga- 20 order vessel master Arrived at
Steamer Denver BarstoV. September 2s and
Key West p % 9 II Mallory & co. with passengers and
steamer Bayamo Cuban, Hun Ta-rQico September ~
70 James Ward & 20. with mdse Arrived at the Bar
1923 p
steamer jamestown. Hitler Norfolk 70 the Old Do
miniOn with r.dse Left Quarantine az 2+0
steamer Arapahos. Keble jacksonville September 30
sengers and rdse Left Quarantine 5:15
Steamer Prircess Tapley NewpCrt News and Nor
fox 10 the Old Dominion s. CO. with passengers and
sandy Hook y J. Oct 3. $50 p m-Vind east. moder-
ate; clear
Steamers Nord America GtaD. for Naples and Genoa;
Captain tNCr). Port Antonio; tNOr
algonquin Charleston and Jacksonville; Majestic
(Rr) Liverpool via Queenstovu RI ndam (Dutch) Rot
Flushing tand returnedb. Uller torl.
Antonio; El Mar. Galveston Jamaica tNor). Nipe
port News. Proteus New Orleans; Favortte. Tampa;
Goyaz tBrszl Para Maranham. Maracas (Br)
Grenada and Trtndad SOFIA Hohenbers lAust, Naples.
Patras Venice etc; Nueces. Galveston: Germania Fr)
Marse;lles and Naples
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
GIRL PROBABLY FATALLY SHOT.
William Kiley, Former Suitor, Alleged TO
Have Fired Bullet, Arrested.

Williamsburg, was probably fatally shot last night
at South 10th street and Wythe avenue. William
Kuey. Of No. 1925 Third avenue, Manhattan. was
arrested by Patronan Freestone. Of the Clymer
street station. on the charge Of shooting Miss
Lynch. She was removed 10 the Eastern District
Hospital where il was said that she would prob
ably die
Father Duffy. who attracted by the shoot
ing asked Kiey why he had shot the girl and,
the police say. Kley replied that he was sorry ne
hadr done II before
According 70 the police Kiley and Miss Lynch
met for the first time last night after an
estrargernent Of several weeks. They were walk
ing along Wythe avenue toward Miss Lynch $
home. when Kiley pulled out a revolver and nred
al the girl the police say. The first bullet entered
her head and a sec1Id penetrated her right arm
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
ISSUE SUPPLEMENTARY TEXTBOOK
Document Prepared by the Republican In
terstate League for Negro Voters.
I'm ne Trhune Rureau. ]

washington Oct. S-The Republican Interstate
League, composed Of Negro Republican voters. is
sued to-day the Supplementary Republican Text
hook" which IS intended 10 be sent 10 the Negro
voters in every Congress district by arrangements
which viii be made directly with the Republican
nominees.
The book contains many illustrations. including z
r,hofocrauhs OF the President the Vice President
members OF the Cabinet and prominent members OF
Congress. while an important place is given 10 the
likeness Of Pres cent Lincoln.
Thai the personality Of President Roosevelt viii
be made the keynote Of the appeal 10 the Negro
voters TIE country = obvious from almost every
Iage Of the textbook. in which some OF the catch
lines follows.
Rally Around Roosevelt: Roosevelt. the
Worlds Peacem4ker the Peoples Champion 4;
Roosevelt. the Apostle Of the Square Deal.
Roosevelt. Apostle u the Door OF Hope Policy
and Exponent Of rne Theory Al Men Up Rather
than Some Men Down"
The textbook retails for 10 cents and may be
obtained from the Republican Interstate League,
40. 100 Vermont avenue. Washington.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
POOH PoOHs TYPHOID SCARE.
Superintendent of Bellevue Calls Report OF
Fevers Prevalence There Ret"

The reported prevalence Of typhoid fever at
Bellevue Hospital is all rot" said DR.. Armstrong.
general superintendent Of the hospital. yesterday
afternoon. There have been more cases al the
hospital this year than other years. and to one
Of the resident physicians contracting the fever
because he had attended two hundred typhoid
cases that is hosh. There havn't been two hundred
cases of typhoid here this year. much less this
fall"
DR.. Armstrong went 20 say that DIT Daniel
? Cord. who was reported sick with typhoid. had
been the house staff since last spring and
that he had contracted the fever in West Wiz
ginia and that the other two physicians said to
he stricken with the disease. Drs. Harry H Satcn-
well and Earl ". Phillips. no longer were SICK.
Indeed il Is very doubtful whether they had
typhoid all he added.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
FURNACES CLAIM SEVEN VICTIMS.
Nine Workmen Seriously Injured in Acct
dents al Baltimore and Pueblo.

Baltimore. oct 3.-Four men We're killed and
eight others injured. two perhaps fatally. IN
a. accident az the works OF the Maryland steel
Company. AZ SuarroV-s Point to-day Three Of the
dead are Negroes The victims were overwhelmed
by "a rush of flaming gas and coke from hole in
one Cf tie blast furnaces caused by the forcing
from rs socket OF a casting which held The com
pressed air pipe. The men had just put in a new
AIR rIpe and the blast had been turned on about
ten minutes when the accident occurred. The Of
fcials ot the company after investigation de-
clared that no unusual conditions caused The acc-
dent They q loss 10 account for II No
aged.
Pueblo Col. oct. S.-Three men were killed and
one was fatally injured the resul- OF an eN-
pioson Of gas ar blast furnace E Of the Colorado
Fuel and Iron Companys steel WORKS here early
to-day. A Gftn man was believed 10 have been
caught n the falling debris and crushed.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
HARRY J. JEROME DEAD.
General Manager of the Union Steamship
Company Succumbs to Commissions

haltniore. Oct 3-H1rry ]. Jerome general
manager Of the Union Steamship Company. of San
~ taicisco' ana general Eastern agent of the Union
NlIIaDp dled In the Army Hospital at Fort
1IIiieiIIy Iy TO-DAY Mr. Jerome was seized with con
IN sOns f IN 'front.' of the Fort avenue entrance 70
uue lort- ne was taken TO the hospital Where he
ub bonebed Re consciousness and resting quietly
a1I,ost va taken with second attack. and died
Sia3o instantly Mr. Jerome arrived here last
t4IaS Sr44JI"S on the steamship Santa Rita He was
staaLSon ",,IIe returning TO his hotel from the
go Mr Jerome was thirty-nine years OF
! ms Iather, James Jerome a retired Capitalist
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
MRS. T. c. PLATr DID NOT SEE HUSBAND

Mrs Thomas c. Piatt did not come 20 the city
from Highland Mills yesterday retoin her hus-
band and intimate friends of the couple said no
reconciliation was 10 be expected Immediately
Senator Plat in his Office, at No 40 Broadway
part OF the day. returning the Gotham IN the
AFTERNOON he declined make any statement
4bont MS domestic troubles. His son, Frank
Flatt sho has taken rooms the Gotham to be
near his father. last night cOntradcted a reDorf
th@t senator Plau had been IN a state OF physical
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
COMMITTEE FOR ESTATE OF COUNTESS

Count Casimir lgnace MapkowsLi ,hs h,.h.a
of the Countess Grace Sterling MankowskI Who
was declared insane by sherin-s jury on Pridav
last. vas yesterday appointed by Justic. --r,,ax =
q committee OF her personal estate Tfs co,1n,.s.
who Is a caugh'er q the late John NJ RYbv ~
shoe blackis manufacturer wax found 81 I,1sc,,-S
mind by TIE English Court of Ghancayv ss,.arni
years ago she spent some time in a sanstoriI,n
IN Wales She brought here a rnSn,S 49, .S. ~.
examination OF her mental eonSi,t-n.4 aSl uht
made and her estate looked srrer by co,p,,,, os
appointed IN this country. iiiAiiittee
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
Proposals.

PosT oryIcE pEPARrMEV-
,,,.r.,.c y, september 2s. fsos-wh.-.sn niSofoH
oossf. us,ed august 81. 1905. caIiing tns sdyr
s.ar,. .urnlshing posfaK. sfamns .oe sealed Dr.
oosos.- ne four years from Novsr,snd nd 3.
% 1910. has been p. i99a
sry al sS- tor furnishing said supple. ss ps-r
orr. =, sealed proposals VIII b. eso % lam
oc,oo1.. w purchasing Agent Of th, D.,V-d az AZ,
ros,.~ y m, on October 25 1gG Ssa.'inen, 1n,s
r-o-- ps ana books of stamps for lrnishir-
Sor l. 1907 20 January 81 - Ts iour year,
specifications and .SlA Ba5ts
will he r,-,s.spS' oi paper 20 show coor - o DID
A1s,s uelnlsn-a upon application - -. 80 fnisa
rI rosI O1ee Department lrch aslu,
. n n44CHCOCK. Acting Postrnaater c.aon: D. n
pRoPosALs FOR TRANSPORT CT,oT,.r,---
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tily. sept j. lSoS-Sealed nrerosai -. VIEW Yor<
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oI sotii's anu stllpage for Transport s~-vc. ar.
IS 20 elect or accept or Al ne Eisn
PdIL frefeTencs will be zven ~ .-a1s o
hrstc pFoQuction OF manufacture cond,e- % d.
sna psic- ellding in the price OF foreign 41ay
nahCtaciuTes the duty thereon b-fnx -,s
sanPIes ah oe seen az and for nia-1
Information will be furnished mon and tg
once EnVeiopes containing proposals. rr,,ss 70 tas
fropOsas loI lransport Clothing E0u,,sx. 70 ~
opened at clock p VI Octor.r < Ias- % -
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New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, Oct. 8, 1908

Steamer Oceanic Br Cameron. Liverpool September a6
Queenstown - 20 the White star Line with cabin
and e92 steerage passengers. mails nGse
l;54 m
Steamer Bluehelds. Hastings Baltimore E Foster
With mdse. Left Quarantine at ;4s m
Trinidad tBrl. Williams Barbados September
24 Dominica - Guadaloupe 2 and st Kits p
St and 81 Thomas 2s. 20 A Z OuerbrIdge & Co
with 9S passengers. mails and mdse Arrived the Bar
al TO Il m
Princes Irene Ger Dannemann Genoa Sep
% Naples p ana Gibraltar "a Oelrchs q Co
cabin and 1901 steerage passengers mdse
Arr the Bar 2:30
Steamer Glenaen Brl Gillings. Janeiro September
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
DR.. w. D. MARKS TESTIFIES.
Says at Hearing Decrease in Cost of Gas Is
Followed by Larger Consumption.

DIT. w. d. Marks. expert called by the CITY
testified at the 50 cent gas hearing yesterday that
the average price OF gus in England is G. cents a
thousand cubic feet. Dividends OF English gas
companies. he said range from 10 10 per cent
with an average OF per cent Philadelphia con-
sumers get gas Tor q thousand cubic feet and
the city buildings supplied free he said
DR.. Marks submitted chart showing that In
1853 when the population OF The Bronx was n 7se
gas was sold at 6 60 thousand cubic feet ana in
fs6. when the population 81. AZ. gas was sold
at g. a thousand cubic feet With each decreas.
IN price uprs EAA vks qonsp4ea be said
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
MR.. MONTAGUE BACK FROM RIO.
Says South American Countries No Longer
Lock Upon United States as An Absorber

A J. Montague one Of the American representa-
tives the Pan-American Congress al Rio Janeiro,
arrived here yesterday with his wife on the White
Star liner Oceanic. Mr Montague said the belief
in South America that this country wanted 70 alb
sorb the countries down there was being dissi-
pated. and that they were coming 10 see that the
United States only desired close trade relations.
IF this belief Is not shaken by outside influences
he said there is hope that the trade relations
between North and South America Will become
closer. This will mean a valuable market secured
for the United States
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04

envy of Music in Rrooklvn Their bid is of
ten which have been turned in TO the committee
in charge of the work The amount for which they
offer 10 do the work has not yet been announced
There are TO be further changes in the plans ont
the contract will probably u let WITHIN mohth-
Og the & 600 600 necessary the building and fit
tinC VI of the structure. $4,000 has been sub
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
MCGIBBON & co.
Upholstery Department.

Early shipments include our Fall
collection of imported goods, and an
early inspection Of them is solicited.
Many of our last seasons pat
terms, both in woven and printed
fabrics, not to be repeated, are
largely reduced in price.
Our Second Floor is extremely
interesting in materials for furnish
ing, and the most difficult problems
in decoration are intelligently met
and satisfactorily solved.
CHOICE KIZ KILN RUGS.
Broadway at Nineteenth.