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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-14
JUDGE B. CRUMP
D0E5IN OBJECT.
Chairman Of Corporation
Commission Welcomes
investigation.
SAYS HE'LL OFFER
EVERY FACILITY
----
Mr.. Byrd to Present Bill in House
Repeating Charter of Virginia
Corporation Co. (Inc.).
Doubtful if There
Will Be An In
vestigation.
richmond. Va. February IS. 1906

Richmond. Va. February IS. 1906.
Editor OF The Times-Dispatch:
sir read this evening an edI.
torial In the News Leader protesting
against the proposed lnvestfg alton Of
the conduct Of the Corporation Com
mission last spring, In connection
with the Virginia Corporation Com.
pany. Incorporated. Fearing that this
may be regarded by some as express.
ing the feeling Of myself or some Of
my friends, I take the first opportunity
to say that It does not. Strong In
the sense Of my own Integrity. l here
again, as did last spring, say, In as
pubic manner as | can, that | will
welcome any investigation Into my
conduct as member Of the commits
sion that may be desired, and will be
glad to facilitate such investigation
In any and every way In my power.
(siened) "BEVERLEY r. cRuMP."
The question OF a probable Legislative
into the affairs of the Stat
Commission was widely dis
cussed in public circles yesterday. bu
there is no one yet who seems to be IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-14
Conditions Yesterday.
Richmond's weather was clear ana mod

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g-3.)
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New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
ROYAL
Baking Powder
Makes pure food and
thus saves health.
sossl ssSrso soSots co.. NV Sesx.
TO ACCUSE CLERGYIfEN,
Minister Tells Neso England Con-
ference He Viii Prefer CHARGES.

Maiden. Hsss.. April 4.-The Rev George A.
Cooke. OF Orange. Mass, announced that he had
serious charges TO prefer against the Rev DR.
Charles Parkhurst Of Boston. Editor Of Zion $
Errald.'' and TWO presiding elders-the Rev DIT
William G. Richardson. OF the Springfield district
in which Mr. Cooke resides. and the Rev. Dr
Charles H. Rice, OF the Cambridge district-at the
opening business session OF the New England Meth
odist Conference in this city. to-day A motion to
consider the matter in secret session tomorrow
passed.
MI Cooke two years ago preferred charges Of
undoctrinsl teaching against Professor Borden P
Bovine or Boston University. before the New York
East Conference. The charges were heard by that
body and dismissed Later Mr.. Cooke brought suit
for libel against the Rev. DR.. Parkhurst basing
his allegations on matter said TO have been pub
lished in "Zion's HERALD bearing on the Bovine
case The suit was dismissed by the court
reference was made to-day TO trouble between
the publishers o. Methodist periodicals and the
typographical union by the Rev. DR.. Homer Eaton
OF .Zion's Herald" DIT. Eaton explained the cause
OF the trouble and asked.
Who shall the business the tvpogra Dhical
union or the present board of managers?'F
You. you, vas the response shouted from dif-
ferent parts OF the room
The conference was opened in the Central Meth
ooist Episcopal Church. with Bishop David II
Moore, o. Portland, Ore. presiding. and with more
than two hundred churches represented
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
FIVE DAY HUSBAND TAKES HIS LIFE.
Iarl-leu After Three Attempts, but Had Not
Lived with His Wife.

Robert speiss. a derrick rigger. after being mar
ried five days. committed suicide by inhang gas IN
a fiat at No. les East 10th street which he had
prepared for his bride. Speiss came from Ger
many twelve years ago. and sought to forget amid
new surroundings, a broken engagement. He ap-
parently succeeded for a time. as he became en-
gagged TO girl in this city, who turned him down.
after they had selected a fiat and furnished il.
Their wedding day had been set for March 10
speiss. still undaunted. ana with fiat waiting
for occupants. soon proposed 10 a widow with two
children. She was Catholic and he a Protestant
So after being married by Alderman Mccall, they
decided they would not live together until re-
hgious ceremony had been performed.
Night before last Speiss called on his wife who
was living with her parents in East 18th street and
asked her 10 accompany him TO the fat She was
alarmed by his manner. and refused.
At 800 p. m. yesterday Speiss was found lying
dead on his bed in the fiat. \ loaded pistol was
found under the pillow. The bride said she had
neen termed at the mans mOrbdneSs, and be-
leved he tried 10 entice her the place TO XIII her
On Tuesday afternoon. she said, when they were
looking the place over together Speiss grirnly re-
marked: There will be TWO persons less here to-
night
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
HIT PATRoLMAN WHOM HE ACCUSED
Man Calling Himself Detective Sergeant
Charges Officer with Being Drunk.

A man who said he was Detective Sergean Mt
Nachis, OF Brooklyn, walked into the Tenderloin
police station yesterday afternoon with a pa
trolman named Gleeson.
Il want this man locked up" the detective
sergeant said. He is drunk and interfered with
me I'm making arrest"
Gleeson demanded that the department physi-
clan examine him In the mean time both men
were ordered into the room where the policemen
sit Gleeson, after few moments. started to
go TO the door TO get fresh air whereupon his
accuser jumped up and dealt him terrific blow
which felled him TO the floor. The other police
men We're so angered that they restrained them
selves with difficulty from Furnishing the as
sailant
DR.. Phelps examined Gleeson and declared he
was not drunk. Both men then left the station.
The detective sergeant said he would prefer
charges.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Liverpool April 4-saed. steamer Majestic OBJ Hayes
New YORK via Queenstown.
Southampton. April noon-Sailed Kaiser vii
helm der Crosse Ger, Cuppers from Bremen). New
York via Cherbourg
Cherbourg April > m-sailed, steamer Kaiser viii
Southampton, New fork.
Gibraltar. April 4-Passed. steamers Masconomo CFr).
Radford, New York for Odessa. Novo-ossisk etc
Algeria tB). Wards. Marsei1es. Leghorn and Naples
for New York
London April Sailed. steamer Ievis2ort tr, Robert
New York
Genoa. March 3lSailel M!ughetti UtaD
=. fo- New 1orA; Ravenna tItaD. for New York
Napes. April = a in-Arrived. steamer Nord America
:, ltaI@ De EarDieri, New York for Genoa.
monte Nldeo. march Z}-Arrived, steamec Milton CBr)
Gavin New York for Rosario. ''
Naples. ApTii B. II D m-Arrived steamer Weimar Ger,
lTaue New York Via Halifax ann Gibraltar
Lizard April 4-Fassed steamers MarteIio ,Brl.
SCI tecHell New York for Hull, SIoterdyk tDutcFI
NaHdy"en. New York fo- Rotterdam st Crlthbert
tBri L~v i1 New York for Antwerp. La Savoie tFTrt
Poirot y York for Hayre. v -
latNsGliIae ese- Sew York; Zeean: tBrl. Broomhead
st Lucia. April 2-Sai@o steamer Canova ,RelE, Pms
sell from santos JaneI-1 Neg York ~
Mania April Arrived steamer LoWther CastIs ,F-,
Llshteisr' New NorS Via Port said YokonamA
Seville Marca GO Sal II, steamer Athau. CNor) Mad
. sen trl"il Barcelona. New York
Nesapatau, April Arrived. previously, steamer p,
Seros tfrl Hutchinson. New YORK Via AIgiers etc
BROW Head Apr; 4-The White Star Line stearo,
Liverpool. was in communication BY wireless 1ee--
graph with the station when the vessel vas es,,
-four miles to the westward a SIS D m Win rssC,
queenstown at about Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
METHODISTS In SESSION
YEARS WORK APPROVED.
Nesr York East Conference Called
to Order by Bishop McCdbe.

Bishop c. c. McCabe called the New York East
Conference 20 order promptly At O'Clock yester-
day morning. ~ the New York Avenue Morhooist
Episcopal Church in Brooklyn. After the opening
exercises Holy Communion administered. fol-
lowed by words of greeting by the Hishsp. Dr. A
y. sanford called the roll. announcing the names
OF nine ministers who had cicd within the con-
ference year.
The conference organized ara DR.. A. B.
Sanford unanimously elected secretary, with
the privilege OF appointing mis- assistants; tho Rev
p. " Ryrnes was appointed biographical score
ts,y and when tho usual committees were ap-
pointed and several resolutions were passed. Dr.
James s Chadwick, presiding elder OF the Brook
lyu North District read HIS yearly report. which
showed lisious progress most encouraging. He
Fald that in addition church building ana prop
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05

Panama Railroad Steamship Company with %
mails and m1se- Arrived at the Bar 4:37 o
Steamer Antonio Lopez Span) Oliver Cruz March
2s and Havana 81 10 the Compana Transaantica with
100 cabin and 30 steerage passengers Arrived
at the Bar
Steamer Fl Alba. Qui,k Galveston March 20 to the
southern Pacific Co, with mdse Passed in Quarantine
at T:15
Steamer COncho Staples Galveston March 2s via Key
West 81, to H Mallory & Co. with passengers and
mdse on Highlands at 1:12
steamer Jefferson, Dole Newport News ana Norfolk
The Old Dominion Ss Co. with passengers mdse on
Highlands at IL
Steamer Buehelds. Hastings. Baltimore to H Foster
with udse- Passed in Quarantine 6:5S m.
SANDY Iook. y j, April 4, $50 m--Wind west: mod
crate breeze; cloudy; haZy OF shors
SAILED
Steamers Armenia (e for Philadelphia Burgomeister
Petersen e FlushIng Excelsior Ger London: Colon
Colon; Paloma Cubanl. Matanzss, CardeLas
(Ger) lnagua Cape Haytien, etc. Zanzibar (Brl Bat-
more Alamo Galveston; FL Sud. Galveston; Jamestown
Norfolk aud Newport News Ryndan Dutch
via Boulogne: Teutonic (Br) Liverpool via Queenstown
Brooklyn city Brl. Bristol: Bergenhus CHcorl sydney
b; Baker Ger, Port Antonio: Cornus New-Orleans
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
WOMAN IN LUDLOW STREET JAIL

Helen n. Chase. OF No. 10 West Il2th street, was
locked up in Ludlow street jail yesterday on an
order issued b. Justice Greenbsum OF the sunrsn,a
Court, in an action Instituted against her by George
IL Eoodman 70 recover from her s2s9s2 Wood
says he made her a loan OF 2.e5s ss on 1eUery
9wned by her. but as soon ss he made the loan.
instead of handing the articles over 40 him So
grabbed them and locked them up IN a trunk and
lie has never since got the Jewels or his money
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, April 4, 1905
ARRIVED

Steamer Csrnana OBJ. Prtchard Iiverpoo, Mach -
and Queenstown IS 10 the CHnard Steamship C0nlpor-
Limited with 52l cabin and 225S seerage passengers ara
mdse- Arrived at the Bav at 7:39 m.
Armen2 tCierJ. Forst. Hamburg March O.,
the Hamburg American LIN stearaPa
sengers and mdse- Arrived the Bar at > a m
Steame= Madonna tBrl. Lander. Marseille. March tS
Naples p 10 James ". Elwell Company witt ct0
q
Steamer New York Jufs Rotterdam: March to Philip
Rupfecht. IN ba4last Arrived at the Bar T. m
Steamer Psthan tBr). Coleman Yokohama Ianla =. >
KOBE 8. MOu II. Shanghai 1e Foo % Hong ES.-s
q. singapore February 10 Suez March G. Port said :
Agiers "a and Madeira ~, 10 William TweddIe n %
with mdse- Arrived at the Bar 80 y IN.
Steamer Advance Hammond, Colon March % 10 the
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
FIRECRACKER THROWN AT BRIDE
Sets Her Hat Afre-Her Father Stricken by
Paralysis Before Ceremony.

New Brunswick. \. J., April 4.-Air. and Mrs
William SilzeT who quietly married At the
parsonage Of the German Reformed Church by the
Rev NJ II. Quail ths afternoon. had an exciting
experience at the PENNSYLVANIA Station In the
shower of confetti lighted frecracker was tossed
Al the bride. 1t exploded upon her hat setting it
fire. Detective John White tore OF the burning
hat. Just prior to the ceremony the brides father
William Smalley, stricken by paralysis
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
wILo PARsNIps POISON BOYS.

TWO boys are dangerously sick and six others
are slowly recovering from being poisoned by wild
'parsnips. The youngsters al live in Newark They
thought the things were artichokes The Two most
Hawthorne avenue. and Albert Day of No iS3
Avon avenue. They were near death about an
hour after they partook OF the poisonous tubers
GeE.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
PROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL. ETc.-GOv

- ernment Printing once. Washington -. e., Nstsa
> 1906 Sealed proposals will be received rhs olss
until 10 O'Clock m, SATURDAY. April. 81 1900 y.
furnishing material etc use of vernnl
Printing Onice during the fiscal year ending june 81
ls01 The right 20 reject all bids and 70 49,
defects - reserved Detailed schedules % the
etc. required accompanied prCpOsa.s. ana
ing the regulations with which bidders comply
be obtained by addressing this office CHAS. A. SlA[
LINCiS Public Printer
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
SATURDAY. APRIL
TRANsFACIFIC MAILS.

For Steamer. Close in y Y.
Maru via san Francisco Apr 10
Tahiti anad Marquesas Issnds-Hsriposa
via San Francisco Apr H. 1890 m
Hawaii. Guam and Philippines United
States transport Sheridan (va San
Francisco Apr ~ 1890 n
Tacoma} Apr 1s 600 m
New Zealand. Australia. New Caledonia.
Samoa, Hawaii and Fiji Islands
sonOms Gya San Francisco .;..:...Apr Is 1890 a m
Australia Fiji Islands New Caledonia
Mosna Cvia vctora). o. 6;oO m
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
TO SAVE IN CONCENTRATIONS.

Controller Metz proposed yesterday plan to save
the city money IN condemnation proceedings More
than two million dollars has been paid 10 ap-
praisers condemning property for the city in the
last two years. Under Mr. Metz's plan the Tax
Department ana property owner must agree on q
price not more than 10 per cent above the full as
sessment the property.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION

- First Depsrtment-I1 Matter of the Arpliosti,,
the Board Rapid Transit Railroad Commlss0ner f
the City OF New York for the appointment OF three
missioners determine and report whether rapid
sit railway railways for the conveyance and tanpora-
tfon property. determined
ought 70 be constructed and operateG-VAN CORTLANDT
PARK ROUTE. Public notice Is hereby given ths
undersigned. A. DOnnelly. Paul I. kiernan sui
julius c. 46remer having by order OF the Appellate d.
vision OF the Supreme Court for the First Judicial
partment entered IN the above entitled matter the 2
day OF March. 1906. bearing date that day been
pointed commissioners determine and report As
public hearing whether a railway railways mentioned
in the petition OF the said Board presented
A6pelats Division about the 9th day of February
1909 filed IN the Office OF the Clerk OF said
about the day ought to be constructed and
ated do hereby appoint Friday the 20h day OF April
1906 at two O'Clock in the afternoon Of that day
Office OF James A. DOEneliy No. 81 Nassau
Borough Manhattan. city OF New York. tins
and place OF the first sitting and such sitting
adjourned sittings be thereafter held they VIII
hear all persons interested in said matter
Dated New York March q. 1906.
JAMES A. DONNFLLY.
PAUL L. KIERSAN.
JULIUS @. KREMER
GEORGE L RIVES. 30 Liberty Street. New York City
BOARDMAN. PLATT & SOLEY. 50 Wall Street. New
York City.
Attorneys for Board Rapid Transit Railroad Com
missioners for the CITY OF New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION

First Department-In the matter Of the application
Board Rapid Transit Railroad fo-
City for the appointment three COM
misstoners 70 determine and report whether a rapid
for the and trans-
portaton persons and property.
BOARD. ought constructed and operated-TFIIRY
FOURTH STREET ROUTE IN THE COUNTY OF NEW
YORK. Public notice Il hereby given that the under
Frederick J. Phillips William Grell
ham s. Gilbert having BY an order OF the Appellate d.
vision Of Supreme for the First Judicial
men the above entitled matter the M day
March 1905 bearing date that day. been appointed
daterTnine after
whether railway RAILWAYS mentioned in
of said Board. presented
late Division abOu- the 9th day Of February 90d
ana hIed IN the o1ce Clerk Court on OF
about the day. operated.
40 hereby appoint Monday the 2d OF April.
O'clock In afternoon OF that day ot
Boardman Platt & Soley, No: S5 Wall street. in tas
Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York the time
ara place OF first aitting. and at stnE and
such adjourned sttinss may BE- thereafter held
Will hear all persons interested in the said matter.
Dated New York March ~ 1905
A. s. GILBERT
FREDERICK J. PHILLIPS.
GEORGE l. RrvEs 10. 90 Liberty Street New York
BoaRBMAN. PLArr soLEY. IS wan street. New
AtSneys Tor Board Of Rapid Transit Railroad COM
missioners.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
c,IrPRE,iE COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION.


First Department.-In the matter OF the application
"a b Poarf az Rapid Railroad Commissioners for
the CITY OF York for the appontHent OF three COM
nIssoners dstermins AID report Nhetrer rapld ts
raa or RAILWAYS conveyance and transpoIatio1
~ persons and property, determined oy the Eoard
cT~St 10 be constructed and operated--FOCRIEEN
STREFT ROUTE. Public notice IS hereby sven that ms
T1dsTsgned William II. Wadhams. James q FaFrel and
John 81 Pine having by order OF the Appellate Dtvs-
ion OF Supreme Court Tor the FHst Judlclal
ent entered in entitled matter the rd cay
OF March 1906 bearing date that day been appointed
corissi6n.rs to determine and after due public
hearing whether railway railways mentioned IN e
atitio1 OF the Board presented % the said Apsa
Hvfston on or about 9Th day % February 1905 ard
led in the Office Clerk Of said Court on Or about
tba dav be constructed and operatst %
hsrabv appoint Wednesday. the 1lth day OF April l0
at clock afternoon OF that day. az tas ou,s
OF William H. wadhauls. No 81 Liberty street IN ne
Toro9h o. Manhattan City OF York the time and
place OF the first sitting and such sitting and snca
adjourned sttings may be thereaIter he-d taeS VII
hear al Interested IN said matter
Dated New Y7sk March 20. 1906 - .,,.
WILLIAM Fl WADHAMS.
JOHN B. PINE.
JAMES o FARRELL
GEORGE I. RIvES 81 Liberty Street. New York CITY
ROkRpMAN. PIAATT & SOLEY. SS Wall Street Nes
York Cltv. Attorneys for Board OF Rapid Tr1nst
PaiIroad Commissioners for the city OF New York
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY. ETC.


IL Government Printing once, Washington. ID. y.
March s 1906 Sealed proposals Will be received a. - ~
office : CLOCK p. FRIDAY. APRIL - isso
fer furnishing stationery. fuel tee. hardware, PLUMB
supplies lumber. etc. the ot "
Government Printing Once during the fiscal year ea
June 80 1907 The right an oids AZ. -
defects is reserved Detailed schedues % ~
stationery fuel Ice. ~eQuired. accompanied
blank proposals. and giving the regulations with wa
bidders comply. obtained addressing
Once. CHAS A. STIILLNCfS. Public Printer.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY AND Nj:

= cellaneous Sup2h,s s-War Dept Washington ~ - y,
March J. 1906 Sealed proposals In duplicate viii osa
esNed here until p. m. APRIL 20 1905. ara s,s-
opened. for furnishing stationery msceianeors
plies (orooms. brushes. towels FOR War ~
bureaus ana Ofnces during year ending June SO ~
Information furnished application Proposals NUS
IN envelopes indcrsed Proposals stationery ~
proposals Tor MlSceianeuus supplies. rcspectANe'''
addressed NJ II. THOftP. Chief of supply Div.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
W. J. Kelly Leaves YOrkville Stock Company
Mrs Fiskes Plans.

William j Kelly has resigned leading man at
the Yorkville Theatre and week after next an
other actor will take his place at the head Of the
stock company Mr. Kelly went TO the YorKville
this winter. 10 be both leading man and general
director, but IL is said he and Mr. Bmberg. the
proprietor Of the house did not agree regarding
the plays chosen for weekly presentation.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
3rd Floor.

Sunrise $40 Moon sets s:s7 aIoons age y
HIGH WATER.
A.M-Sandy Hook 4o2 Gov. Island 4:3l He'll Gate 6:24
PM.-Sandy Hook 43s Island 5:O7 He'll Gate 200
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
Proposals.

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING oTraRrrp
ION master Fort Trunbuil New London. conn Ma
this ONCE until Il o'clock A. ana ,S S received In
% IoF ts s ~ heating plumbing ana sIsc
o. s. reserves the right TO reject any or s ~ l. Ine
and specifications may be IN this orr. Sahs
onanIg sealed p59Rosais should BE marked Proposss
J. b. W. COREY. Constructing ovsr,isssed 70 Lieut.
2EIm11l. NswsLondons Con- 's'haSssr. kort
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05

For the third and last week Of their engagement
the Academy Of Music. beginning Easter
Monday, Mrs Fiske and the Manhattan company
viii appear in "A special production Of Becky
Sharp" Mr.. Fiske viii augment the Manhattan
company for the week by players who have ap-
peaTed in Mrs Fiskes former productions OF the
play This week and Mrs. Fiske will present
Leah kleschna-" These will be her last New
York appearances IN this popular play
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
pROPOsALs.-U. S. DEPARTMENT or

Agriculture. Once OF the Secretary. Washinston q
=. March leO6 Sealed proposals VIII oa reee1ss sss
the ONCE or the plsoursng Clerk until M 49,
Aprh 20 1909 FOR furnishing supplies during tnS "a
year ending June 80 1907, follows, Stationery
tory. lumber and packing boxes fuel and Tee, pAhs
pl1moers furniture and map frames; forage car esls
etc orooIns brushes etc. nowerpots, cleaning e-.ies
Nasnlns towels and waste paper electrical sel' su
naSs, Inst tfuments. and lanterns. prinths
uthokfaphing material. Fun information nrn saeo =,
application 20 the pisbursing Clerk Bids must % -
AND addressed TO the Secretary OF Agriculture N seS
anee with Instructions given on schedules. -
IAA1a WILSON. Asc<ssA3f
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN sUPPL1ES-

IL DEPARTMENT OF the Interior once Indian Ahairs
washington r. C.. March "a. 1sO6.-Sesled proposals
Tor rubber goods boots and shoes the case ray
Commissioner OF Indian AnaiIs
Wasbineton u - will b received Indian Cnc
,lnf0 o. clock D. Thursday, April 26 1905 ana
Than opened FOR furnishing the Indian with ruo
bsc goods and shoes, hardware and medica sup
plies sealed proposals. plainly marked ths outsa'
~ he envelope Proposal for Crockery. furniture ETC.
as the may be and addressed tC the "Commission
Indian Affairs. Washington. n. 90. will be receives
AT the Indian Oice until O. clock OF Tuesday A-s
1906 then opened. for furntJhing the indian s.
croCkery. agricultural imp sncEts, paints oi
glass tinware wagons. harness. leather shos tndnss
sadiIery school supplies and long list u HIse
laneOus articles Bids must be made out GOvaTnnnsu
blanks Schedules giving all necessary Information tf
builders furnished application 20 the lndle
once Washington. n c.. the U. ). Indian Warehouses
~ New York city Chicago. III, st Louis No, A1
Omaha Neor Thc Department reserves the right 70
reject any all t!ds. Rny part OF any bid = :
LEIrPP Cuumissione~-