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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-13

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the n6Si6ct o. nearly Svsfythlhs elsa duFEhs
the earlier days Of the week. The reported
intention 0f the 0ovsrnment 70 start q suit
was specifically denied from Warrington.
IL was thought that the rise in Northwest
would elicit . sympathetic movement from
New York Central. but the latter remained
very Inactive throughout the session and
closed at . fractional decline on the day.
Rumors OF an extra dividend and OF pros
pective rights accompanied the rise In New
York Air Brake. but al that was said in Official
quarters was that .busine esq was highly salts
factory.
Disclosure Of the purposes 10 which the pro-
ceedf OF the S2S. 900. 900 81. Paul stock sold
some time ago were applied had q bullish
eject. a. the Street was Inclined to argue
therefrOm that there might after all Ae more
truth than fiction in the report that c0Nstruc-
ton OF the line to the Coast was not q vital
part OF the company's policy and that the eX-
tension m~ighthever be carried out according
to the plans already authorized. There 10 still
An undercuTrent of belief that the relations
between all the great roads in the Northwest
are perfectly harmon ious and that the plan
followed by Union Pacific and Northern Pa
cinc In the Joint building OF a road through
the Clearwater country may be adopted in
other Instances to the mutual advantage Of all
concerned
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p TIN AND LEAD.
Continuous Advance OF Copper in Europe
Hone Markets Hungry for Spot Conner.

-hAOme Markets Hungry for spot Copper.
There is a continuous upward movement
in copper in European markets. Standard
warrants closed at Ees for spot and Gs7 i7s. cd.
for futures. Best selected ended the day at
GiO2. Among the metal merchants Of Lon
don, Liverpool and Cardiff conditions exhibit
that demands are running well ahead Of
supplies Of high conductivity copper and
casting grades. Several round tonnages for
Germany and Great Britain were sold in yes
terday's local market. all for shipment dur
ing January and February. For the larger
tonnaEes producers are selling at 2il1c. to
2Is.c. for January and February; lake Is 2Ihc,
to 221Ic. for deliveries ranging between
December and February. Two important
producers Of lake are already sold out for
January and are well sold up for February.
Casting copper IN 2i%c. 20 axe. for ship
ments sixty days forward. Spot electroly tic,
lake and casting are in unpreceden ted demand
for home consumption. But there il little
to be had and prices are unsettled. Bronze
and brass workers report that 1t is
impossible to obtain adequate supplies Of lake
and casting copper for November use. A
special feature Of the markets that relates TO
copper and brass workers 10 the scarcity Of old
metal. There Ia less old copper in the market
to-day than at any time since the civil war,
TO the other metal merchants in this
line.
Pig tin Ia firm at f2k6I7Hc. London
closed at EIA I5s. for spot and EIp3 I2s. cd.
for three months.
Lead Ia strong at 5.9S6dB csc.
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THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK.
"Dun's Review Says IL Do DiMcult 10
Secure Deliveries.

Dun's Revietp will say to-day:
Lower temperature brought out much busi-
ness in seasonable lines Of wearing apparel
and most reports from wholesalers tell Of the
largest volume Of trade ever transacted.
shipping departments arAlimited In activity
by mad eauat railway facilities. and this dim
Guilty Ia becoming aggravated by the FREQ
movement Of grain and coal as the season ad-
vances.
Oficial crop reports covering conditions on
October 1 indicated most satisfactory grain
prospects. but damage has since reduced the
yield OF cotton and caused a violent rise in
prices. To this fact is due some irregularity
in trade and collections at a few southern cities
bN most centres report expanding business
and confidence regarding the future.
In the leading industries IL is impossible TO
secure prompt deliveries. even contracts for
shipment during the first quarter OF 1907 being
dinicult to place with the steel mills. and the
long continued lassitude In primary markets
for cotton goods has been succeeded by an
eagerness to purchase that is advancing quo
tatIons.
Railway earnings thus far available for
October surpass similar figures for last year
by 81 per cent. and foreign commerce at this
port for the last week showed a phenomenal
Increase of IS, 924. 0O4 in exports and a gain Of
s76l. $50 in imports over 1905.
Money rates have fallen to a more normal
position. but & sharp rise in foreign exchange
precludes further imports Of gold. putting the
market on it's own resources, which should
prove SUFFICIENT provided no violent specula-
tive activity develops and Europe is willing to
renew q large part Of the maturing loans.
Otherwise there may appear the singular sDec-
tacle OF gold exports at the season when farm
staples 90 out most freely. Bank exchanges
at New York for the week were ll;9 per cent.
larger than a year ago. while at other leading
pifiQg the gain averaged Al nQF Cont.
IL Ia becoming more difficult each week to
obtain a representative price for spot iron and
steel because of the practical impoesibility Of
any within several months. Bust
ness now transacted is almost wholly for de-
livery next year, and the tonnage OF orders
of uncertainty.
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ORDERED UNDER STOLEN NAME.
Man Accused OF Using AnOther's Rating
to Get Merchandise.

10 DCl NICIClhhAulBCs
A man described by Detective Sergeant
Barney McConville as "a commercial
swindler" and describing himself as Henry
Stable OF Greenwood, N. j., was arraigned
in the Tombs police court yesterday before
Magistrate Sweetser on a charge Of steal1
ing many thousands Of dollars worth OF
merchandise. There is no place named
Greenwood in New Jersey.
The detective told the Magistrate that
Stable had taken the name Of Max H..
Hoese, a reputable business man with a
good rating by the commercial agencies,
whose place OF business as an importer and
commission merchant il at 70 Broad street.
Stable, writing in Mr.. Hoese's name,
ordered goods from out OF own firms,
and these, looking up his rating, sent the
stock ordered without question. He got
drugs, safety razors, essential oils and
other goods such as could be disposed OF
readily through mail orders and he marketed
them in that way.
Through some failure in his plans some
OF the goods ordered began to arrive at
Mr.. Hoese's place instead OF going 10 the
store at 762 Greenwich street, where Stable
had his headquarters. Then bills for large
quantities of goods were sent to Mr.. Hoese.
As he had given no such orders he was
puzzled. He communicated with Police
Headquarters and detectives were put on
the case.
They took the matter up with the Federal
authorities and finally traced the goods to
Stable. They learned yesterday hat he
had recently opened a second place under
the name OF J. q. Schultz at 270 Hamilton
avenue, Brooklyn.
Stable was remanded to Headquarters
until this morning, when he will be turned
over to the Federal courts on a charge of
using the mails to defraud. His bond was
at 81 1000. Mr.. Hoese thinks Stable
has obtained by the use OF his name mer-
chandise Of the value OF several thousand
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IRON AND STEEL.
Heavy Buying in Prompt Foundry Irsn
Intense Activity I'm Pinlshed steel.

heayy, Buying I'm Prompt Foundry Eren
Intense Activity I'm Pinlshed steel.
An. branches OF the pig iron consuming
trades are conditioned by a high degree OF
activity. Demands for the filing Of orders
for shipments OF cast iron products within
the year are inducing high activity In the
placing OF contracts for foundry iron to be
forwarded before the close Of the year. There
are few founders In the New York, New
England. Ptttsburg and Chicago districts
whose supplies Of pig iron are not running
low. \ hand to mouth business a. to supplies
Of pig iron has ruled among founders for
six months. OF the large lots OF iron bought
In the Southern States during the recession
In prices last summer q great deal remains
to be shipped. Much Of the 90 called prompt
iron ordered sixty and ninety days ago Is
still far from the stock piles OF buyers. All
this Is laid at the doors OF the railroads, who
In turn make the excuse that the fault Is due
to the car builders. who in their turn blame
the steel makers. Southern foundry iron
is ruling on the basis OF si7. so and SIS for No.
, foundry. at Birmingham. for as prompt
shipment a. can be made. For specifications
forward to July next the market is strong
at tieosIe.SO. The Southern markets are
almost bare Of iron that can be had this year.
For Pennsylvania. New Jersey, New York
and Western iron which can be deliver ed TO
foundry interests within the year the avail
49, "a ENh - ~
Foundry No. ?. deliverable from now till
the last OF December. is at S2I 6Od s22. For
the fore part Of 1907. prices are rul ing at
SIC. Steel making irons are SIC. 500
$50 for bessemer and SIs. 2S@sIO.7S for basic,
at valley furnaces. A sale OF New Jersey
basic for December brought SIs. so at furnace
in yesterdays market.
Bar iron trade Is active on the basis Of
1 coal 20. mills. Old materials are &C tive
and reflect the strong tones in the iron and
steel markets! There Ii a scarcity Of several
grades OF materials for which demands are
by steel makers and foundry
men. Prices are unchanged from quotations |
OF the beginning OF the week,
Coke Is. active at Ss.7SdN for prime
Northern foundry, and g.. sSdt g.. rs for best
grades OF furnace coke at ovens. Normal |
conditions rule the steel trades. Heavy
in places and shapes for steel car
builders are. reported on the basis of prices
which ruled three months ago. The rail
market 10 inactive as to new business of inn
In structural steel under bridge
and building specifications sales are few in
number and unimportant as TO tonnages.
There il a general falling on in steel products
for the building trades. due to the usual end
OF the season conditions. In manufactured
steel for the agricultural machinery trades
considerable new busin ess 10 reported at
points.
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against Frederick Weiss. shoe dealer q,

against Frederick Weiss. shoe dealer At
l2S Columbia street. IL was alleged thar he
H. insolvent and made preferential payment
OF $50. The liabilities are 5000. IL IL Aid
all the stock was removed at night on tDcto-
Der 8.
Schedules in bankruptcy OF G. T. Brainard
& Go. l~corporationj, booksellers, . and n
tSS.7 49,, OF which a5St34S are secured. and
nominal aseete t6s .e23. Of which a22O Il cash
In bank. and Sss .t03 outstanding accounts.
Of which a3e .ti5 we're In connection with
Merrill I Baker. There are also about 1000
old books and some once furniture, value
not given.
Schedules In bankruptcy Of Max Bloch
manufacturer Of overcoats at ISL Broadway
show liabilities go, Ses and nominal asaete
eS.67i IN outatanding accounts.
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tito =. Visitors. q clerk. residing at 40
West Itoth street. has filed a petition In
bankruptcy individually and a. a partner
in the firm Of Bronson a Wieters. commits
sion agents for house furnishing goods. who
gave up business In 1891. with liabilities
tAyota and Assets $3.50. consisting Of so shares
OF stock Of Manhattan Transit Company.
He has other stocks. but he considers them
worthlasa.
} Assltioa IN Bankruptcy has been nIsd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-13
New California Fruit Dispatch.

SAN Francisco, Oct. I2.-The Southern
Pacific, Texas and Pacific and Missouri,
Kansas and Texas roads have formed the
Southern Fruit Dispatch Company for the
quick transportation Of fruit to the East -.
The first train will leave Los Angeles Oc-
tober IS. 1t will have precedence over all
other freights.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-13
Prof. Howe Knlxhted by the Gar.

In acknowledgement OF his work in
metallurgical research, Prof. Henry Howe
Of Columbia University has received from
the Russian Emperor the order OF the Knight
hood Of St. Stanislas. The honor has been
conferred by Baron Rosen. who gave the
patent OF knighthood. together with the
ct ar and Cross OF the order"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-13
BATTERED By HURRICANE.
Five sailors InJ ured on the English Steam.
ship Framneid.


The English steame Framfield arrived
here yesterday from Philadelphia, where
she had put in to discharge cargo after
having had a hard time on September II
and 10. The Framfeld was bound from
Matanzas to Philadelphia and ran into a
hurricane. The seas swept the decks and
carried away the fittings. and one big sea
flooded the quarters aft. The officers lost
their clothing and the ships papers were
washed overheard. Then the steamer be-
gan to leak badly and the pumps were
started.
Charleston was the nearest port at the
time, and when that harbor was reached
there was ten feet Of water in the hold.
Temporary repairs were effected and the
Fram1eld proceeded to Philadelphia. where
the cargo which was not injured was dis
charged and then the veesel came on to this
port. Five OF the crew were injured, one so
seriously that he was left in the hospital at
Charleston. The Framfield will be re-
paired IN the Erie Basin.
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OFFICIAL LEGAL NOTICES.

ATTENTION IS ALLIED TO THE ADVER.
TISEMENT IN THE CITY RECORD Of October 10
to %, 1908. Of the confirmation by the Board OF As.
SCISSORS and the entering IN the bureau for Inc Col.
lection OF Assessments and Arrears. OF assessment
for LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS In the BOROUGH
OF X BRONX: ESD WARD, SECTION o. BROWN
P~LACE-SEWER, between East l35th street and
l37th street.
HERMAN a. METZ. Comptroller.
City Of New York, October o. iOOs.
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TIE e., n. e. O. REPORT.
An Increase OF -. 900, 900 in Gross Earn
ings Shown.

Inc Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
railroad Company issued its pamphlet
Npot Yesterday covering operations for
Nenscal year ended June 30, 1905.
Inc report shows an expansion in gross
arnlngs of Ss,173, e25. in operating expenses
o wO7s'soO and a surplus after all charges
'o dividends are deducted Of 90, sO7, 7S2.
resident George B. Harris in his report
OsocEholders says that the length Of road
Operated and controlled was 1927 miles,
ssainst $50 in 1905. The gross earnings
Sr mile we're Ss,334.s3, against 81, 4So. 93 in
hat Of 1905. N'"pe'e' % po"o"s WIN
EarnHn..
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Kuhn. Loeb q 90. Not Financing Chicago
aubWaye,

CHICAGO Oct. ,I7.-Martin l.. Schif Of
New York, a son Of Jacob H. Sohiff Of Kuhn,
Loeb 4 Co., arrived here to-day and made
a trip through the conduits Of the Illinois
Tunnel Company.
IAN rumors that Kuhn, Loeb a Co. are
to advance money to complete Chicago
subways are without foundation" said Mr..
Schif. Il am going West on a pleasure
trip. No business OF any kind with the
Illinois Tunnel Company will be discussed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-13
DIVIDENDS AND IN rER EST
UNITED COPPER COMPANY,

The Directors OF the United Copper Company
hav NC previously set aside the entire amount
necessary for the payment OF the regular divi-
bends on the preferred stock during the year 1903
have declared from the pronts OF the COMPANY
the regular quarterly dividend of IIlss and an
extra dividend of Ia% on the common stock paya.
BILE October 81. 1903, 10 stockholders of record at
the close of business October 10, 1903
The stock transfer books of the company close
for the payment Of this dividend At . o'clock p. NJ,
November /. 1909.
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IS Nleuw Amsterdam. for New York, vas reported
% miles southeast OF Cape Race At ls:oo p. N.
yesterday.
s. Il nourAlne. for New York. was reported on
Sable Island a. 4 A. NJ. yesterday.
Sc Etruria, bound for New YORK. was reported
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-13
jaime. x. H.ckett., Private Car nnhh.S

NEW HAVEN, Oct. l2.-BurRlars broke
into James K. Haokett's private car last
night and carried on several hundred dollars
worth Of iewelry and clothing. The car
was on a siding near the Union Station.
Miss May Blaney was the chief loser.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-13

SIS Sa tsuma. at Algiers from New York,
SIS B~luecher. at Hamburg from New York.
"a George. at Liverpool from New York.
So Ryndam. at B~oulogne from New York.
Sc PeruEia. at Leghorn from New York.
IS Koenlg Albert. at Naples from New York.
IS MArtelio. at Hull from New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-13

Electric directors Vote to In.
crease Capital.
49, Oct. 1.-THE directors Of the
br,~... lecr Company to-day voted 10
hsm ~ ne capital stock Of the company
MA sS"1ooO TO 90. 0O0, 000. Il WAS also
saosr % 70 authorizsthiS increaes. The
'ASns capital.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-13

PROPOSALS-Goyemors Island. n. Y.
Sept. 10Th, 1900. Sealed proposals IN tripltca&
for material and labor required in the repalrs,l6
whhrves az Governors Island, N. Y. H.. will be
received here until II A.. NJ, Oct. 10. 1905, and thaA
opened. Information furnished on. Application.
Envelopes containing proposals should be lndoraed,
Proposals for repairs TO whArves," and addressed
70 Constructing ouartermaster, Governors Island.
N, Y. II.
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Court Calendar This Day.

supreme. cogt-AppelIate Divtsion, -Adjoumsd
until Tuesday. October 10, leO9. az I p. N.
Supreme c~ourt-Speetal TeTm.-Part II. Court
opens at l030 4. N. Ex parte matters.
Surrogates' COuIt-ChAmbeTA-ConT opens a.
1910 An. For probate-Wills OF Casper Strobel.
cry ~court-speciai Term.-court opens AZ 10
A.. N. Motions.
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The hoard OF Directors OF the Thompson sta rrett
company have declared the regular semi annual
dividend Of FOUR PER CENT. HsoD upon the Pre-
ierred Stock Of the said Company, payable Nov.
18th. 1909. to all Stockholders OF record at the close
OF business on November sth, 1908.
J. EDW. McGAHEN, Treasurer.
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PERLIC NOTICES.

MUNICIPAL SERVICE COMMISSION
20e Bro0s1Ay.
New York, October 0. 1904.
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sA
open competitive examination for the position OF
SrENOGRAPHER " TYPEWRITER MALE
AND FEMALE viii be held on hSndAy. October
The receipts Of applIca lions will close on Thurs
day. October 18th. at Z p. NJ.
The salary Is $3.50. $500 and $1,000 per annum.'
Successful candidates will be certified for EN-
plOyment beyond the limits Of the Gty OF New
York. and will not be certified for employuent
within the limits OF the city.
The minimum are IN - years.
For scope Of examination and further Informal
ton apply TO the Secretary.
FRANK A. SPENCER. Secretary.
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
Commissioner Of Inning ration, Fills Island. New
York HATbor. up 70 30 r. NJ. Monday. October r..
1900. and opened Immediately thereafter for ma
ferry steamer Fills Island" Ellis Island Imnigra-
uon station. Particularly rgaTdlng nmitsticDs
upon application TO ROBERT wATCHoRN. Com
missioner.
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MILWAUKEE ELECTRIC RAILWAY
AND LIGHT COM PANY.
Johnston Building, 20 Broad Street.

TWENTY EIGHTH DIVIDEND.
The regular quarterly dividend bone mi M
HALL PER CENT: upon this COmpany's Preferred
Capitol Stock will be paid at this once on October
OF business on October 20. 1903. Checks will be
mailed TO stockholders who have nled Permanent
DIVIDEND Orders at this once.
Inc stock transfer books will not be closed.
SILAS w RIIRT- SecrninrN
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SAILED FROM FOREIGN PORTS.

Ss SIcanIa. from Naples for New York.
SIS Abbey HOlme. from Punta Arenas for New
York.
Sc Grecian Prince, from Rio Janeiro for New
York.
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The Board Of Directors OF AMERICAN #
COMPANY has declared a dividend OF Si,Ss on the
outstanding, Preferred stock 81 the Company, pay
able November list, 1909, TO stockholders Of record
at the close OF business on October 10th, 1909.
Books reopen November I'd, 1903.
FRANK p. Treasurer
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AMERICAN sMELTING a REFINING co.

oUARrERLLYS r oSM ySr y; Z G Siy;i S SsR.i s. iSoo;
The Directors OF the American Smelling and Re-
inning Company have this day declared a Dividend
Of n AND QUARTERS uAD PER
CENT. on the Common Capital Stock of the Com
pany, payable October Is. 1906. 20 stockholders of
record Sept. 2, 1900. The books of the Company
Tor the transfer OF Common Stock will be closed
at three o'clock p. M. Sept, -, 1905, and will be
". T. MERRISS. Secretary.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAT.
Sun rises. A.. Il. 500 sun sets. Sz1 Moon rises I O3
HOE WAFER THIS DAT.
Sandy Hook. 3 OF Gov. Island. S34 Hell Gate .B47
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The regular quarterly dividend OF one and one
Of the Electric Bond and share Company has been
declered. payable November I, 1909. to stock
holders OF record at the close Of business October
10. 1905, on which date the Transfer Books for
the Preferred Stock will close. and reopen NOVem-
Der I, 1909.
n. NJ. FRANCIS. Secretary.
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RAILWAYS 8 LIGHT COMPANY.

A dividend OF One Per Cent. on the capital stock
OF this company has been declared payable No
vember, ], 1909. Checks will be mailed TO stock
holders OF record. payable at the once OF Kesn.
Van Cortlandt q Co. New York.
Transfer books will be closed from Saturday.
October 70. 1905. al ~ O'Clock noon. until Friday.
November 2. 1905. at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
s. ID. CARR. Treasurer.
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Autved-FRIpAx. Oct. u.

ATrbVeu NIDAE' OCT. u.
SIS Deutschland. Hamburg. Oct. q.
IS II Sud. New Orleans. Oct. 7.
SIS Fl Alba. Galveston. Oct. O.
SIS Chesapeake. Baltimore. Oct. II.
SIS Stagpool. Baltimore. Oct. 10.
SIS Jefferson. Norfolk. Oct. Q.
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70 Wall Street, New York. October 5, 1909.
The Board OF Directors has this day declared a
semi annual dividend Of Two Per Cent. as on the
preferred stock Of this Company, payable November
10, 1903. TO Stockholders OF record on October 70.
1909. The TRANSFER books OF the Preferred Stock
Will close at II o'clock, noon. on October 20, 1904 and
VIII reopen on the morning OF November 10, 1909.
Q. q. HEDGE. Vice Presideni.
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once Of the Presid emit Of the Borough Of Man.

once of the Presid ent Of the Borough of Man.
haitian: City Hall The Cliy.of New York, .
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES viii be received
by the President OF the Borough OF Manhattan.
at the CITY Hal. Room No, ~, until 3oclock :. NJ on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IA. 1900
No. I. For furnishing all the labor and material
required for building sewer and appurtenances
I'm Two Hundred and Fourth Street, between HAT-
lem River and Ninth Avenue.
For full particulars see City Record.
JOHN r. AHEARN.
Borough President
The City Of New York, October u. 1908.
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once Of
The Ccney Island and B rockIyn Railroad Co..

De kalb q Franklin AYES.
Brooklyn, N. v, October list, 1904.
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders of THE
COMFY ISLAND e. BROOKLYN RAILROAD COM
PANY for the election OF nine Directors and three
Inspectors OF Election. to serve fc ensuing year,
will be held at the ONCE OF the Company, on Mon.
day. October 18th. 1909. Polls open at II a. M.
and close at - NJ.
Thursday, October 9TH. at 3P. NJ, and reopen Tues.
day, October 10th. at 10 A.. NJ.
DUNCAN B-CANNON, Secretary,