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repairs, For long time past the
companys ear system has been badly
crippled, which has been a source OF
trouble TO the management, and the
public, as the cars We're run on schedule
time only part OF the time, and some
days the company has been compelled
to stop the cars running for an hour
on more afternoons, so that they would
have sufficient power TO propell tn.
cars IN the evenings when the heavy
traffic commenced, hence Il was de-
cided hest to make extensive Inn
provements, and yesterday arrange
iHents were made with all the machin-
lists that could be obtained TO work
from midnight until 6 o'clock this
morning. The generators and other
parts of the machinery were taken out
ana thoroughly gone over and put In
good condition and replaced 80 that
the cars could be put on again this
morning The job was big one to
undertake In so few hours, but the
management did not desire to incon-
venience the public; hence did the
work at night
WEDDING PRELIMINARIES.
1t is not a frequent occurrence for n
woman to be asking aims in the morn
lhb anu appear hl tne county CleTh
office few hours later on the arm of
her lover and procure license to mar
~. This scene was enacted yesterday
at the Websr county courthouse. AT
the meeting of the board of county
commissioners yesterday morning Mrs
Mary Williamson sent one of her chill
dron to ask for some clothing and other
help, and Commiss Toner Wilson told the
child TO go to the mother and ask heI
I IL she could mabs clothes over and II
she could it would give him pleasure
to give her some of his suits. The child
left, but was only away about five mir
| utes. when Mrs, Williamson came into
| the commissioners room and accepted
| the Offer. In less than three hours she
| was back to the courthouse again. Gu.
| pld had done his work. and not for tn,
| first time had her heart been pierced
| with his arrow for twice before sht
had been married The clerk asked
| what he could do for her and the smil.
Ing escort and nearly tainted when h,
was told 20 issue them a marriage II,
| cense, which he did. The groom, Her
man V0ss. gave his age as SO. and Mrs
| Mary Williamson, A. both of Kanes.
| Vile, Weber county. After securing tn,
| document they repaired to the Office o.
Municipal Judge Murphy, who tied tn,
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
FERRYBOATs CRASH IN SLIP.
Wind Causes Odd Accident on Long Island
City Line.

Struck broadside by a slant of wind shortly be-
fore noon yesterday, the steel ferryboat Hemp
stead. plying between 34th street and Long ISL
and City the victim of odd collision
The boat left the 34th street slip shortly after
1:30 o'clock. As she got close TO the Long ISL
and City side, passing freight float caused her
to veer from her course. Before she had a
chance to get under headway again she was
struck by the wind, which drove her full force
into the slip where the ferryboat Southampton
of the James Slip line, was unloading. me
stern of the southampton was raised high above
its ordinary level, and the Hampstead drove
into the slip her bow underneath the South
amptons overhang. There was terrlhc crash
the two boats came together, and the up
right stanchiOns the Hampstead snapped off
while the steel side of the mems cabin crumpled
when it came in contact with the ironbound
overhang Of the Southampton Some OF the
Hempsteads passengers We're slightly hurt by
the flying wreckage, but none seriously. Later
the tug Wrestler disentangled the damaged
boats and the Hampstead was pulled around
into a slip. where the passengers got ashore.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
DR.. Lyons
PERFECT
Tooth Powder
Cleanses and beauties the
teeth and purifies the breath.
Used by people Of refinement
for over a quarter OF a century.
Convenient for tourists
PREPARED BY
Il me%<~@ III s.

St Thomas, Nov 7s. a n-sailed, steamer Carbbes
(Br) williams (from Demerara). New York.
CherbouTg. Nov q. l a m--saied steamers Yorck
(Ger), from Bremen and Southampton for New
York; m, Rhein (Ger), Rott (from Bremen
and Southampton, New York
Gibraltar 27-Passed, steamer Swaz (Er), Dobbs.
Calcutta and Colombo. via Algiers for Boston and
New York
Newport Nov 25-Arrived, steamer Nordkap (No5).
Larsen New York via Halifax.
Liverpool Nov 27-Arrived steamer Terence (Br)
Byrne, New York for Manchester.
Swansea. Nov 24-Sailed, steamer Wells City (Br)
Franklin, New York
Alexandria, Nov 19-Arrived. Milton (Br).
Ladas, New York.
Karangantoe lava, Nov 19-Arrived. steamer Rygja
(Norl Svendsen, New York via Port Natal.
Algiers, Nov 22-Arrived, steamer ~rek (Br). Calla
han New York for Savona.
Genoa, Nov 23-Arrived steamer Buenos Ayres (Span)
Aldamiz. New York via Cadiz and Barcelona.
Naples, Nov 24-Arrived. steamer Dora (Aust)
Orschsek, New York via Malta and Palermo.
Marseiles, Nov 24-Arrived. steamer Neustria (Fr),
Rotterdam. Nov 25-Arrived steamers New York
(Russ) Skelsky New York for Libau
Plymouth. Nov q. 2:10 p m-Arrived. steamer Penn
sylvania (Ger), Knuth. New York for Cherbourg
and Hamburg land proceeded).
AlgIers. Nov 23-SaiIed. steamers Lchtenfels [Ger)
Freirchs (from Calcutta, Boston and New York;
Muncaster Castle (Br). Watson (from New York;,
Singapore. Manila,
Naples, Nov 2S-satled, steamer Montserra. (span)
Zaragoza, New York.
Calcutta. Nov 24-Sailed, wildenfeIs (Ger),
Reislng New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
CENTRALS CABLES A MENACE.
Yonkers Aldermen Told That an Accident
Would Result in Fire.

The attention Of the Yonkers Common Council
was called on Monday night To the method en-
rloyed by the New York Central Of carrying its
electric power through the cuts below Yonkers
by Assemblyman w. r. Oglesby who described
the iron pipes which run the side Of the re-
tanning walls. Inside the pipes are insulated
cables. Mr.. Oglesby explained that in case of
accident the deraing Of a it was likely
that these pines would be smashed Ike egg
shells. The insulation would be torn OFF the
cables and conhagration result.
He said he had spoken with Corporation
Counsel Ellison and that Mr.. Ellison had as
eured him tnat he thought the condition q dam
gcrous one. though il while he was Com
missioner Of Water Supply. Gas and Electricity
that the New York Central obtained authority
10 carry its power in this manner. The speaker
urged that the Common Council take the mat
up with the Supervisors. and institute steps to
have the license rescinded and the Central made
TO place its pipes where they would be =.
menace to life He believed that the pipes
Ehould be buried. The matter was referred TO
the railroad committee Of the council for con-
sIderatiOn.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
Public Notices.

- tsndeat Of Public Works. Albany November TO- 1903
his Office IN the Capitol II, Albany Y untm tWsiss
o'clock noon of Wednesday. Decembsr 1906 at which
ssa 5sa
shereof eS as follows Laws OF iS and OF the
CONTRACT No 1s.
chsmplain Canal-seotions 2 and g.
ran. o nans sa sreSpG E5a, in place steel highway
on G9ntract 80. II. oEIsEie Erie Canal. section l:
hssss e s!s'.ss Cans Canal, section
s9sks 6s~sys 56ss sEass s,.si6a s5asiG5 sas $3.50
Fort Ann Bridge. Station eoO+2d
Smiths Basin bridge Station SOC So
George Henry bridge. Station 914 90.
On GGP1raet So ~ ,{5ra amgla4 sa5o Canal section =
A5IEg1s AATEyIs STs1t SeIsT PE5dse 9oa Station 121s+S
The plans comprise sheets to 5. inc!uslv.
GO ooSTRAcr TIa.f ao;;oI, NO; IL
Jh' s0nsuE0n 6a g me fo9ins s'TucsTs On th'
22ol 4s; Dam Lock IL. Tribes Hi Sta 244s 1T:
canal 9Sadsa within ne Limit, q these lock. and thsr
CONTRACT NO: IS;
ssailss ssca5 %iis sIiaq:
No 10, appertaining structures. abutments
for SsT ds sss sys 9uy9F guard az
Creek. temporary canal at Mindenville. and other
Length Of contract s6s nile. Sheets IS. inclu-
Plan. may seen and detailed Specifications. en-
quantities proposals blanks. form
bonds required and other information for
proposers be had the office OF the superintend
Of Public Works. at Albany. y. Y: at the Office
OF the Assistant Superintendent OF Public Works for
the Middle Division, at Syracuse y. Y. and at the
offices Superintendent OF Public Works
for the Division. at Rochester and Buffalo,
n Y o detailed plans drawings be
obtained State Engineer and Surveyor Al
Monthly estimates be paid OF ninety per
CeOe.O of the the contract price. Every
proposal for be accompanied by money
deposIt In OF draft certified check upon
issued by national state bank in good
credit within state and payable at sight 70 the
Superintendent Public Works for five centum
go OF amount Of the proposal
The person proposal shall be accepted will be
REQUIRED 70 and furnish bonds within
OF notice OF award delivered to
him in or mailed to the address given
IN the proposal Upon execution OF the contract and
the deposit VIII be returned TO the
proposer deposits persons other than the one
to whom the contract shall bs made will be
The bond required for faithful performance
will be twenty-five per 2Sr4 Of the amount OF
OF the work according to the con-
tract price additional bond, known labor bond
IN the sum OF ten per GGc) of the amount
OF tna work according to the con-
tract price required security that the
ali laborers employed by him upon the work specified
10 IN the contract O.,
tendent OF Public Works Albany. y. " and must De
strIction for which the proposal is made Award. -
made Will made TO the person or persons whose
PROPOSAL in cost 20 the state Tor doing
ths work and which shall comply with all provisions
required 10 render formal The right Is reserved 70
reject ALI proposals. and readvsrtise and award the
tract in the regular IT, In the Judgment or the
undersigned the interests OF the state WI! 6s en-
HANGED thereby. n rs.iItN w.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
MEYERS STRONG FOR RECORDER.
at Caucus Republican AIdermanic Leader
Exhibits Great Strength.

Prior TO the meeting Of the aldermen yesterday
Alderman Meyers Republican leader Of the board.
called a caucus OF the anu-Tamnany members on
the budget resolution There forty-two in the
caucus The friends Of Alderman Meyers say that
eli Of these votes can be depended on when the
question OF electing 4 successor to Recorder GoR
comes up for action.
<t4oeI!iian levers - cahoicae ioT 'e recorder
ship. He Will have the solid support Of the Re
publican members. There has been good deal
OF DOUBT about the attitude Of of the Mu-
,Icipal Ownership members Some Of them were
known 10 be tired Of their alliance with the Re
Ihbncsas The Jammaoy men said that they
would De able 70 muster sufficient to capture
the recoroership- The Republicans eIated
Testefoay when they mustered forty-tyyo votes
~ me sa.a last night that when the roll is called
G. inc test they VIII have forty-three votes. or
fhree more than necessary to control the boa rd
k~-~Sh being seVenty-T1ine votes in all.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
STORE FOR NEGROES.
Metropolitan Mercantile Realty Com
pany Starts AnOther Enterprise.

The Metropolitan Mercantile and Realty Com
pany has bought four story building 18th street
and Eighth avenue. with tho intention of altering
the structure into a department store and bank
for Negroes This project. II Is said is a 'busi-
ness proposition with phianthroptc and sociologi-
cal features. 1t will be the first of It's kind to be
carried here. The concern has similar depart
ment stores and banks in Baltimore and Savannah
The Metropolitan Mercantile and Realty Com
pany is New Jersey corporation. It's president
IS +. Sheridan Ball. It has n capital stock OF
S10oo.0o0 ana about six Thousand stockholders.
Nearly every Negro minister and we'll known Ne
gro layman in this city is a stockhoder.
Tho New York store bank will provide en-
Iloyment for several hundred Negro boys and
girls and about twenty Negro men and women.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
One Million Dollars in Bonds

10 be issued by the people OF the State OF New
York. in either registered or coupon form at
the option of the purchaser. bearing interest
at the rate of three per cent per annum from
Decembec 1. 1906. payable semi-annually on
the first days OF June and December OF each
year erd the principal payable the first
day of Dacember IN the year 1855 Principal
and interest payable in gold coin OF the United
States OF America. OF the present standard OF
weight and fneness, at the Bank OF the Man
haitian Company in the city OF New York.
Coupon bonds will be issued In the denomira-
son of One Thousand Dollars and registered
bonds in denomination, OF one Thousand ana
Ten Thousand Dollars.
sinking fund is established by law for the
extinguishment OF the Indebtedness created by
the sale OF the aforesaid bonds and for the
payment of the interest thereon as the same
become due.
The Bonds are exempt from taxation.
No proposal will be accepted for less than
the par value OF the bonds nor unless accom-
panied by a deposit 6f money or by a certified
check or bank draft upon a bank or trust COM
pany of the city OF Albany New York pay
able to the order OF the Comptroller OF tina
State OF New York. for at least two per cent
OF the par value OF the bonds bid for.
All proposals. together with the security de-
posts, must De Se2IS1 ana indOrSed Loan for
Highway Improvement and inclosed in a
sealed envelope directed to the Comptroller OF
the State of New York Albany"
The successful bidder or bidders will be re-
quired 10 pay for the bonds the acceptance
OF the proposal by deposit in the bank of the
Manhattan Company in the City OF New York
70 The credit OF Treasure OF the State OF New
York account OF the Highway Improvement
Fund" OF the amount OF the award together
with premium ard accrued interes, from De-
cember l. 1906. less the amount OF the deposit
OF such successful bidder o. bidde-s which
Will be applied toward the payment for the
bonds All other deposits will be returned by
mail to the respective bidders within three days
after the bonds have been awarded. unless diff
ferent instructions to the comptroller as to the
return of the deposit duly given.
The comptroller reserves the right 10 reiec,
anv nil bids which are not in hts opinion
advantageous to the interests OF the state
WILLIAM Z. WILSON
Comptroller.
State Comptrouers once.
Albany. y Y.
November Il. 1905.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
ALLEGED PYR0MANIAC CAUGHT.
Supposed Author of Many Fires in valhalla
Taken.

The officials Of Yalhalla, near White Plains
believe that tn the arrest Of William Mcbride
seventeen years old, they have captured fire.
bug who has been burning barns around Val
halla for some time. It is generally believed
that Mcbride IS a pyromaniac. and that he
started the various fires to see the country fire
rnen run. although he declares that when he set
fire 70 two barns he was filed with "frewater."
To n newspaper reporter who Mcbride IN
the White Plains Jail to-day he confessed that
he had So fire TO one Of the barns on the Jennie
Clarkscn Home estate and the barn on the Clark
Ryder farm.
i don't know why l did it." said Mcbride II
drunk and didn't what happened.
when I set fire to the hay in the Ryder barn
ran away and watched it burn from distance"
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
TODAY

TODAY.
Vessel. From. Line.
'Sarnia Kingston November 21 .Hamb-Am
?. V Luise. Hamburg November 10. .Hamb-Am
Victorian. Liverpool November 16.. White Star
Slavonia Gibraltar November
Napolitan Prince. Palermo, November
City Of Columbus. Savannah November
I3l Dorado Galveston. November 21 80. SO Pacific
KUngin Louise Gibraltar. November Lloyd
San Jacnto. Galveston November 81. Mallory
Mesaba London, November IS. Atlantic Trans
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 90
Oceanic Liverpool November White Star
Plymouth, November 49, Hanb-Am
Chemnitz. Bremen November N Lloyd
Hudson. ... Iiavre. November II. French
City Of Atlanta Savannah, November 26.. Savannah
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 80.
MoItlle Naples November Hamb-Arn
Il Galveston November %. Pacific
SATURDAY. DECEMBER I.
sSt. Paul Southampton November "a American
%Canpania Liverpool November .Cunard
ia Lorraine .Hayre November French
'Brngs mail
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
GOES MAD IN ATLANTIC CITY.
L. V. Conover, Of New York, Put in City
Jail-Brought to Bellevue.
rBy Telegraph o The Tribune. J

By Telegraph 20 The ITlbune'J
Atlantic City, Nov. 27.-Lawrence V. Conover. who
was at one time a clerk in the Jefferson Market
police court, New York. and who has been stay
ing at the Hotel Rudolf since the latter part of
October became insane last night and to-day had
TO be confined in the city jail until the arrival OF
his father. Before coming to this city the elder
Conover made arrangements for his sons admis-
sion Bellevue Hospital, New York. 1t is said
that accident to which Conover witness
preyed upon his mind to such extent to un-
settle his reason.
Conover protested against his arrest, and told the
police he a multi millionaire, had walked hero
from Albany and his way TO keep an ap-
pontment with friends in San Francisco
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
Proposals.

OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF THE
~ Mint of the United States. Philadelphia, Pa. No
vember 26. 19O8-Sealed proposals. in duplicate Will
be this office until Il Saturday
Dec. and then publicly opened for supplying
two hundred and seventy thousand (2700OOl aVoirdu
pos pounds OF insot copper the quality. highest grade
ElectrolyttC, tngotB to he low bridge
10 twelve pounds each in weight Ninety thousand
go 00O) avodupois pounds screened shot nickel sub
Ject suitable for coinage. the de-
iveres TO he made to suit requirements In aecoFdanco
with speClfca tluns and ana other In
formation which may be had upon application TO JOHN
II. lands, Superintendent.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, Nov e., 1905
ARRIVED


Steamer Oscar II DAM Hempel Copenhagen November
IS. Chrstana 16 ana Christansand Il. Fu1ch Edge
& Co. with IOl cabin and 343 storage passengers and
Arrived Bar Il 7:30 a N.
star Line with 303 cabin and 1854 steerage
passengers and mdse Arrived at the Bar 1892
Steamer Lila CBr). Hopkins. Port Antonio November
o. United Fruit Co. with cabin passengers
fruit. Arrived the Bar at 4:30 a IN.
Steamer Yumuri (NoD. Boe, Port Antonio November q.
to the Atlantic Fruit CO. with one passenger fruit
Arrived the Bar at m.
Steamer Conway tIT). stump. DemeTara November II.
sugar 10 Czarnkow MacDougau CO.. vessel to
sanderson & Son. Arrived at the Bar 4:3o
Steamer Glencoe tr Cooper. Rio Janero October 10.
nd Lucia November 13. 10 & Rand,
with coffee. Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Maracaibo Perry, Maracaibo November II,
& Dallott with passengers mails and ndse. Arrived
steamer Madonna G'rl Joubert MarseIles November
10, Naples i3 and Amera l6 with cabin 67S
aee passengers and mdse Arrived at the Bar at 1880
steamer Mexico Stevens. Havana November "a TO
mdse. Arrived at the Ear at II m.
steamer Monroe. Hu!phers. Newport News and
folk Old Dominion IS CO. with passengers and
Indse Passed In Quarantine at go p m
veaber Il and BoGopue IS Holland America
Line 1s4 cabin and 344 steerage passengers and
mdse. Arrived At he Par at l25
Steamer GraHgcnsc t3r) Tocque. Manaos November
9. Para II and Earbadoes Q. Booth Co pas
sengers. mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar at
Wilmington, y =, y. Clyde SIS co. With
mdse- Pnssel in Quarantine at G:15 u IL.
SAILED.
Steamers Main tGer. Bremen: Carpathia Br).
Naples. Trieste and Fiume smolensk (Russ), Libau
via Rotterdam Charois tDutch). Amsterdam Kansas
etc: Arapahoe Charleston and Jacksonville: Barenfe!s
tGfrl, Aotn Iiamhay calcutta. etc Bowie dtrD LIVER
ana Newport News; Avona tNor) Cadiz and Trapani;
Seneca. Norfolk and Newport News.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

Destination Close in New York.
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands.
(va san Franciscol-Thonas Dec. l. II 80
Australia Except West) Fiji Islands and
New Caledonia via Vancouver and
Victoria p CD--Niowera. ............. q 600 m
Japan, C5rea and China Especially ad-
dressed only. tyia SeattleD-Shawmut Dec. Q 800
Hawaii. Japan. Corea, China Phil
ippine Islands (vIa San Francisco)-
Siberia Dec. g. 1890 m
Japan tyia Seattie)-Ceyon Maru..... Dec. g. 900 m
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED al 29s Broad
wsv New YORK until D. Tuesday December 4. ls.S
for the construction portions OF the Catski A9ue-
betwe Brook and Foundry Brook Val
ths Cortland and Yorktown. Wsstches-
ard Philipsown putnam County. New YORK
above place and hour the olds Will oe puIiicy
read. The award or tne contrast II a~aiei
be made soon thereafter AZ PEdCllCAnie- lhs
principal engineers estimate OK the work
follows;
Excavation cut. .l.vo!'UOo cunlc yards
RenII and enbanknent del OOO cubic yards
for surface dressns. $4,000 yards
Concrete masonry tor aquedUct Ia
omen cut Observation-Disclosures. oil 900 -ubjc yards
Excavation in tunnels l6i eco cubic yards
tunnel. $1,000 cUbic yards
Portland cement Observation-Disclosures. $4,000 barrels
reinforcing concrete SS.,NN pounds
S:one -.............. linear
guard rails. 6uONf linear
required faithful performance of thu con-
hundred thousand dollars S5fOOyt9 No
unless accompanied by either cert-
upon nationa! state bank IN the city OF
New York drawn 10 the orCer ot the Comptroller. or
money CT seVenty-hve thousand dollars
1875 OOo) Tie allowed the completion of the WORK
after signing Pamphlets contain
further information for bidders OF proposal.
forms OF contract bond specifications drawings
lie obtained the oCe OF The board application
mail
J. EDWARD SIMMONS.
CTJAs. y CHADWICK
CHAS. a SHAW,
Board 4 supply.
J. WALDO SMITH. THOS HASSETT
Chief Engineer Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
SAILED.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Bremen Nov 27. . 81 Arrived steamer Kaiser Will
helm II, Hogemann, New York via Plymouth and
CLcTbourr
London Nov g6-Arrived steamers America CBr)
Johnston. New York =. Minneapolis (Br). Gates
York
sydne-. a. ". Nov 27--Arrved previously. steamer
Como tBrD. Belk.ns. New York Albany and
Melbourne
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
NFTROPoIITAN OPERA HOUSE.

METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
This Evening at 3. Ia BOHENE-Se1lsrtch. A,,,
Caruso, scOtt JoUrnst. Sirnard. Dufrtchs Rossl C'
ductor, NigRa. .~
Thurs Aft Nov. 20 Thanksgiving Dayl Nat a ~
AT POPULAR PRICES, HAENSEL und GESE.TzL-,A'F
field Alien Homer Weed GOritz- CunG-. Hertz
Fri Evg Nov. 60 ar : TA\NH EC SER-Flesrs-
EdeI (debut). F-enstsd. Alcen. Bu-riaR debut -
Rooy. Blass. FSeiss. Muhlmann. Gunther Coad ae1'-
Sat. Aft. Dec. I at LA TFtAVIATA Seao'n1-
Mstfed. Jacoby; Caruso. stracciari debut, ss1S -
friche. Coad.. Vigns.
Sat Eyg.. Dec I. az :. at popular prices RONsu
JULIETTE-Ahott. JacOby: SoCbeyran debut Hs1~~
JOurnet Bars s,.-narL. Nuhluarn- COnd-. Bovy.
sunday Evs.. Dec. az S-SN. ar popular PRESS
GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT
Scloists: Mines Farrar. Homer; Mn Burrtsr- ~.
En- tire Metropolitan Opera Orchestra COnd, Mt -,
Mon Evg.. Dec. 8. az 2. MARTA-Semhrfch ao1~
Carus7, Jourret, Ross DufriChe Conductor VislA
Wed Evg.. Dec. 5. at tdrst tirne), FEDORA-ss.s 80
lert tdebutl. Alien. Jacoby. Mattfed Caruso 80
ParoH. Muhimann. Dufriche, Besue. Voghsra u
ducror NiSna.
Fri Evg.. Dec :. a. Chrst tiule). IA DAMNALl.ss
DE FAUST-Fa-rar; ROusssliere. PiancOn. Caa---
(debut). Conductor. Vigna -,
sale Of seats for next weeks performances '7'~
tomorrow Thursday az 3 a. NJ
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
BONDS
OF the
STATE OF NEW YORK.
FOR
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION
BONDS

Notice ic hereby given that pursuant 20 the
provisions OF chapter 469 OF the laws OF 1e06
sealed proposals will be received az the Office
of the state comptroller. in the city of Albany,
until Wednesday. December IL. 1905. twelve
o'clock. noon. OF that day. for the purchase
in whole or In part Of
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ATNIATURR ALMANAC.


Sunrise TOO Sunset 4S5 Moon $50 Moons age II
HIGH WATER.
A-M.-sandy Hook $50 Gov Island e15l Hell Cato SOS
PM-Sandy Hook 6:1s Gov. Island GAL Hell Gats S:S4
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
WIRELESS REPORT.
INCOMING STEAMERS

The Oceanic which reported Sable Island YESTERDAY
at $40 is expected dock about & m Thursday