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New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
THE MOVEMENTS OF srgAmEes
FOREIGN PORTS


' s{5t .f >rrl'e.l ,Fr"vtous,i. steamer Viii,
Ayres. s-r '' - ''''laS for BGencs
H'', IT, A-,~.'. steamer Toronto tFr, Young ~.
''r, %sts, De- Arrived ,r-~,t,,.y.,, s-.,,,r c,,~,.
f,r-roSr-- s'r- - E''. Nsv Ya-S "a Daksr -
Na, 's' ..riy@F -t-srar Sssr7u7d Ger, s,,,..
,,(..VV N'f- VIA leruamtur- ana Ri Iaretro '' o.
..,- lr' . Arrived s"77cr America II, C-s,,i.
NarlSs nes Ar-nof steamer ,i,-uaa,o Err, ssro,.
l'1, WI F1sssf steamer Main ,o.r, Won so-eu
''aa ne Arrived. steamer A1pberton ,Rr, vtr,.-
- New Nork for Firasus etc -> '''''a''l-
' 80 Dec Sailed steamer Armenian tBr, s.ar,
Ltzara 8 ~ q, M, f,s-s, -...-
an 'I.N5c4' Fonte7. New York for PIvmouth ~
i''0 Jan"irg. Dec J'atiei stearrer Rvron fRr, -,s
-N YORK, 6th. arrived steamer PhiifaS IA,
>-N ofk VIA leTnt1bu,o. '' +NiVii
81 ~ o sailed steamer Minneapolis tRrl Cata.
"'o'9t,at LA. Dec = Pasyei. steamer CarpathIa n
80. feheeSo7' New York Naples trieste AMI E,, -
Tti,,cS - arrived. steamer CaSttliian Prince ~
t>..,e NrN York via Bermuda and Rio Janstr, mr.
%iinar,., i',v Arrived, previously steamer Ins,.
y,sr,',,t NJ tttey. New Vincent ~
Gan I,rss.-' q y, a m Arrived. steamer Bernudis1
laI'fIs'. beC 5-SafiNd staar,.- St.,i{..
St,ga,,orsns from NapieSl New '"'
- - - sailed. fRrl C,o,t.
Ant,Nsrn -, ma Stcl. New York
Frkhotf ~ sailed. steamer La ETesbays gDutcb,
ieEnorn. Dee 6 Arritej sta.r,.- f,.-,..,. N
S,-ffe n ORG VIA Naples and Narcotics '''''"
>sttiest steamer Reaft1.- ,Ftr, e,.r,
'"nS toF New York ' ''''N "sso7-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port OF New York, Friday, Dec. Z, 1906.
ARRIVED

Steamer Pslianza Ger. Scharrnherg, Hamburg Scver
her 20 I" the Hamburg American Line with steer
age passengers aud mdse Arrived the Bar $50
9th.
steamer Ethiopia ,Brl Mcshannou Glasgow November
"a 10 Henderson Rrus with - cabin and stecrage
Steamer Mamma Hata, CharieS. Baltimore. 70 III O.
Foster. with usise Passed In Quarantine 3 "A
steamer FL Monte MaNou. Galy eston November 50 90
The Southern Pacific Co. Htth mdse Passed Qulanne
al 6:47 N.
Steamer El Norts. Hopner New orleans December =
autine S.l6 a
steamer Foxley ,Br> Prtchard Hiogo August Is
Shanghai Is and Hong Kong September q via Boston De
cember y. 70 Howard Houder. Howat x 90. with mdse
arrived Via City Island. and left Quarantine at l"l"
vemher 8, Marseilles H. Denia Ia and Aigers 10 10
Hrzel. Feltmann Co, with passenger and mdse
Arrived at the Bar at II 80 p 9th
Steamer Graf Waldsrsee tCierl. kreCh. HAMBURG No
vsmber "a. Boulogne 26 and Plymouth 20 20 the ts-
burg American Line with 199 cabin and 2+o ste"rsSe
passengers and nidse Arrived at the tt'r az = :
steamer TampcRn (Rr). Wcstcott. Antwerp NoN"n6er
i to the Red Star Line. with mdse Arrived AT the bar
4:3o m.
steamer Delphine dtan. Quelroio. Genoa octoher "a
IeghoTn 30 and Naples November II 70 Hirze F'tann
4 90. with mdse. Arrived at the Bar al . u ~ ~.
aud Queenstown 90 the White star line. win sls
cabin and AL passenger mails ana dss' Al
rived the Bar at a v,.,--
steamer Yorck Ger. tnew. ,taS tonsl bnfherinann
Hreynen November - CheTbo1Tg % % Oelrlchs
90 with 2OT cabin and 1.:TI stserase passengers ana
Arrived tile Bar at II SS a "a -. 49,,
steamer Hamilton Boaz NewpoU News anu Sortolt
% the old dominion Co with passe"ee'H "'u H'ise
IN Quarantine at 2;S3 =
STEAMER AyElcu tNorl. Rasmussen N''-N -'''e e'oS'
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
KNOCK THEM OFF" THE ORDER.
Shea's Sluggers Testify Regarding Pay and
Their Abuse of Non-Unio Drivers.

Chicago. Dec The cross-examination of Will
lam Kelly, self-cOnfessed slugger and paymaster
of Cornelius p. Shea's picket forces during the
teamsteTs strike year ago. was ended late this
afternoon after Kelly had testified - having
Ceived 500 To pay off the pckets. Kelly testified
that he had served as picket from the inception
of the strike. and had been paid s. a week long
the strike fund lasted.
Michael Murphy who pleaded guilty with Kelly
and Albert Young. former president Of the Inter
national Brotherhood of Teamsters, was the next
witness called. Murphy reCited additional instances
of smuggling. He told of his work "A picket. and
apparently made no EFFORT 20 conceal any part he
had taken in smuggling expeditions According tn
Murphy's defence his principal work bring
about blockades and to prevent wagons driven by
non-uuion transfers from reaching strikebouud
houses. Pull them off. and if you can't do that.
knock them Off said Murphy, was the order We
carried ont our orders to the best Of ability
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
OLD LAMP BRINGS $40.
Proceeds of Second Days Sale at American
Art Galleries, $2O,516 SO.

From The second afternoons sale at the Amer
lean Art Galleries OF silver sanctuary lamps
and other antique relics S20,51G 80 was realized.
The attendance was larger than on the first
days sale. and the bidding was brisk among tho
buyers. \ Renaissance lamp, decorated with
classical designs and weighing fifteen pounds
brought the highest price Of the sale. 1t sold
for $40 Mt Thomas.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art was buyer,
through one of its agents. who paid $500 for
English antependtum altar frontal embroidered
with columns. containing figures of various
saints with their embemS. some Of them dressed
I'm costumes characteristic" Of the latter part of
the fifteenth century. The Museum also OBJ
tanned for S46n a two-piece English lambrequin.
dated 1872 said to he the finest existing of its
class
Royal Hispano-Moresque velvet baldaquino.
dais cover embroidered with gold paSse-
menterie, in conventional arabesques, and
uLt ue imperial yellow velvet COverlet-the lat
ter looted from the palace at Peking during the
last war-brOught $50 each Mr. Bernet was
the blyeT
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
REALTY NOTES.

Stokes & knowles have sold No 90 winthrop St.
between Nostrand and Rogers aves-. Brooklyn, a
frame two story and cellar one family house. on
lot 20xleo feet FOR Mrs H. Keeling a private in
vestor Also tie following lots for the Jamaica
Park South Realty Corporation: Two lots in Rock
away Road Samuel Barnett; two lots in Jacobs
10 Harry Weiss; lot in Campbell ave. 10 Dora
Levine: one lot in Elder ave to Lucy Dunno one me
IN Bates ave. TO Max Heischuber; one lot in Bates
TIenrr 70 p Permnt two lots in Benedict ave to
Sebastian and Alsio CavallaiO; two lots in Jacobs
William Bender; two lots in Jacobs ave. 70 John
Rottkamp; two lots in Bates ave 10 George Rogers;
iWo lots In Bates ave: 10 MICHAEL MulanX. two
lots in Jacobs ave 20 MARI o'Rourke; two lots in
Benedict ave. and two lots in Bates ave to Jacob
the northeast corner OF NePtune ave. and Elm ST
New Rochelle II Is a lot 75xl35 feet. with dwell
ing house also sold adjoining lot. 50Xl50, in Elm
81: also FOR F. W Bender lot 33xToo feet with
dwelling house IN sunset park; also for Rose Nc
d;uri lot l00X40n feet, The west side CT Wey
:nan ave. adjoining the old Emmett estate
The McVickar. 5iaiard Realty COMPANY leased
for J. v HeIning TO ". n jackson the dwelling
Burrill Brothers have sold the three story and
basement stone dwelling house No s6 Lincoln
Place Brooklyn. Tor Sophia Brokaw. 10 Sherman
julius Friend has leased for a term of years the
Ruldine. AT tIe southwest corner Of Union square
and l5th St for tn Golden Star Realty Company,
70 Morris Sterne This completes the renting of the
Plans haze been fled for making over the old
eouthwsst corner OF F1fth aEe and l1th ST. owned
end .ee four story and basement dwelling house
Nart. owners. These improven -nts 10 cost
az tho resiectiye arsiitects.
Plans have been hied with Buildings Su1erin
feUdeur Murphy Tor NVe story dwelling house To
te built for Or Howard Iillenthal At No. us East
facade u brick trimmed with limestone and gran
it, with AZ ornamental msnsard and balconies At
H., s., and apg % tGlTtn stories II Is I" cost s9''
Elcilnan q FOX are ihe arc!lllectS
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
FEAR FOR ISLIP SPORTSMAN.
Last Seen in Great South Bay-Frail Craft
Empty When Passed.

Fears are entertained for the safety OF w W.
Clock. OF Islip, Long Island, who when last
seen was adrift a cunning battery in Great
South Bay. Clock and August McNichalsky left
Islip in a sloop yesterday morning for a days
duck hunting. Mr.. Clock left the sloop near
Snyder's Flats. and entered his cunning bat
terry. leaving his companion aboard the sloop
which later became unmanageabie. and
driven aground.
For three hours McNichalsky endeaVored TO
reach Clock in a roWboat, but without avail
He finally Informed Captain Wood, of the Point
o Woods Life Saving Station. Captain Wood
started out in search of Clock, and late last
night reported that he had passed the cunning
battery. and that he one aboard.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
EX-C0NGRESSMAN SUSPENDED.
Judge w. M. Beckner Punished for Affidavit
Rejecting on Former Partner.
TBy Tel, graph TO The Tribune

Lexington, Ky. Dec. Judge W. NJ Beck
ner, of Winchester, KY, for forty years the
most prominent member, Of the Clark County
bar, and who had the unique distinction of serv-
ing in the lower house Of the United States
Congress for twenty days TO fill out an unex-
pired term, was suspended from the practice of
law by Special Judge W. .. Harris day for
two years
DisbeTment proceedings We're brought against
Judge Beckner by Judge George b. Nelson be
cause Of an affidavit made by Beckner and sent
20 London IN regard to a in which Nelson
was counsel, il being alleged that the affidavit
reflected on Judge Nelson Both Beckner and
Nelson were formerly county judges of Clark
County, and they for years law partners
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
A BROOKLYN APPOINTMENT.
T. L. Woodruff to See President About United
States Judge.
From Tho Tribune R,,rea, ,

Washington. Dec. Timothy L. Woodruff ar
rived in Washington tonight and has appoint
ment 10 the President tomorrow relative 10
the selscton OF a successor TO Judge Edward r.
Thomas. United States judge for the Eastern Dis
tr1ct OF New York. who was elected 10 the Supreme
bench last month. There are d number Of candi-
dates, but the contest has practically narrowed
down to five whose names viii 5e submitted 70 the
president Tomorrow They Thomas :. chat
neld, George Reattys, Hugo Hlrsh William II
Ford and Edward Z Benedict. Mr.. Woodruff
suited with members Of the Brooklyn delegation
IN Congress tonight. but II said agreement
reached.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
DR.. CRAPsEY CONSENTS TO LECTURE.
Will Tell His Views in Rochester-Sees Re-
hgious Crisis.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Rochester Dec 7.-One hundred men and women
in different walks of life in Rochester joined in a
request the Rev. DR. A. s Crapsey, asking him
to give fun expression OF his position. that
all his friends and the public might hear his views
DR.. Crapseys answer given out to-day. In il
lie says:
II has long seemed 10 that the WvrId at pres
en is in the greatest religious crisis % its history
since the advent of Christianity in the first four
centuries of our era. have given much anxious
thought to the causes Of this crisis and its prob
able consequences. and hail your request as an op-
portunity to give expression TO the conclusions
at which have arrived.
DIR, Crapsey then announced that he will give
four lectures at the I.yceum Theatre in this city
Sunday nights in January
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
AucrIoNEERs ELECT OFFICERS.

The annual election Of tho Real Estate Auction
eers' Association held yesterday at the Keal
r-stste Exchange Salesroons Nos. Il and~16 Vesey
st James l. Wells elected president MorIl'
wilkins vice president William r Redmond treas
1lTer. and n Phoenix InEraham seCNfarN- I he foi-
lowing elected members Of the executive conf
Ynittes Peter + Never Samuel Cioidsticker. Bryan
l. Kennedy 5 De Walltearss and Joseph 2. Day.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

PscIIer & co. have sold Nos 3l9 and 81 West
.Sth 81. two four story front and tenement
houses on plot 51xl"o feet for 7. Churchill Rogers
10 William r. Mason, who buys for Investment
Joachim & Csoldschmidt have sold for John Roll
man the plot 75Nlq9lO feet extending from 15lst
15ad St 10 feet west % Broadway. The property
viii lie improved with six story hathouses Also
sold for Signlund Weclser No. 3o4 West 129th 81, ,
:, Fya stoTT hathouse. lot 2JXSs.11 feet
TIuhcrth a. CIabol have sold for l. Wiesbader and
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
FIRE IN w. WATTS sHERMANs HOUSE.

Fire near the chimney of the home of William
Watts Sherman, of No S3s Fifth avenue. al
though rihing caused considerable excitement
IN the neighborhood OF 65th street last night.
The nrenen were compelled To rip nut some Of
about 500 damae.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
CONVICTED gx-PoLIcEmAN SENTENCED

John }. Bryan. formerly policeman attached
10 the Charles street station, ana Charles r.
Price convicted TWO weeks ago of masing a
corrupt 'n'gain ia trying to procure S2'n from
John bou"Iirr. "a pttr0lrap as the price OF
y g I-3Ei"-.. elt eaeA lined N2lb. with the
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
TO ENLARGE HAzEN BUILDING.

Plans have been filed for enlarging the seven
story Hazen loft building. owned by the Equitable
Life Assurance Society IN the Greenwich street
block from Albany to Carlisle ST, hy the adolf
zion Of five stories. ala improvement for which pro-
vision was made Nheu The building was erected IN
1901 and which is now 10 he effected A. cost ot
sao0la according 10 the estimate of Jardne, Kent
a Ia I'd The architeCtS
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
INCOMING STEAMERS.

To DAY
Vessel
sCrae,ta .. Santa Marti. November ga. Iiamb-A l.,
'EasteIu November 30 Prince
sEtruTa. Liverpool. December tunard
'New southampton. December /. American
Aug. Victoria Hamburg November 20. Uaub- m
"CoaGlo. san Juan. pec"uh"r As =
sAdNauce. enD"r Fanaua
SlOterd5 Noyember - Holland Atn
a,er ub@T -. y l.lnyd
Wells tity November n. BtIsioi
:.5cu5. Sa.atuau ']rrru'rr Uan.a
SUNDAY pV, l:NfFN ..
- f e'f.a -t.is i"a~li-t A...a-
'l nrctisne IIatra iie.,mlc i-..-..-.... enc,
IAa- fitai = AnclIl
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
TRANsPACIFIc MAILS

Destination and steamer. c
Japan via Seattleb-Ceyl1n MdIu.
Hawaii, Japan Corea. China and
Philippine Islands VITA san Francisco)
CHINA ....-...........- p. e. o. .
Hawaii (via San F'rancisco) Alameda
Japan except parcels post mailsl Corea
Vancouver and Victoria B C-Em-
press OF India ....-................
Japan. Corea and china specially ad-
dressed only. (via TacomaJ-AnJl-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
GER A s2s51.7OO MORTGAGE.

Among the mortgages recorded yesterday vas the
fooRins: The Fidelity Development Company |"
the Van Nest Land Improvement Company.
road from West Chester 10 Nilliamsbr1dge AZ Hhe
between land Of Joshua Sackett. and other proper
y; due September ]. 1872. AZ per cent, s255l,1o
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

later living at the Hotel Navarro. was sentenced
TO ten years in states prison by Judge Rosalsky.
In Part 3. General Sessions. Yesterday for steal
ing by means for forged checks, about s6OG0 from
MS father-in-law, Captain William II. Wheeler
/. s. A tTetircd).
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08

alternative of servinp twenty days in the Tombs
in the Court of Special Sessions yesterday. Dis
triCt Attorney Jerome asked for clemency for
the prisoners
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08

AZ the Bar at 2I5 D M --'' f'rrlNei
Steamer Esperanza. Rogers. Vera cruz November % ,
"a mes F. Ward & 60. with Is passengers nlaiIs go
WdSe Arrived at the Bar n $40 N. - ''i
steamer Cherokee. Staples. Domingo
tle tNte - 20 win passengers, mails and rndse A.
chored in Quarantine Al ga D n ''Ns7' An
steamer Rio Craude. Davidson C5aivssrop -, o.
to II Mallory 90, with passengers ana ,,T T,0er -
chored in Quarantine az I5S p m. '1' m
sandy Hook. \ J. Dec :. 9.e5 D n-wiad northvs,.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
MANHATTAN eaFE OPERA HOrsE
sEASON OF GRAND OPERA


OSCAR HAMNERST Elm Director
TO-DAY MATINEE o-gI- RaI1i7Ts 4
FJ RlTANE tin Italiaul- MINES Fiukart Zs.rs-s,'
NM Bonci. Ancona- Brsg, &ugnoz Nenturini ~.
ductor. Campa1ini
TONIGHT az S-Gourod-s FAUST ,s- pa,--,-
prices. 75c- g. 0ol Mines. Do1at5z 5;i7ro7ss
Aurelta DianolIa, NM NItchevsky. aovelIhac. A.
mOndL Fossetta- conductor. Cam pauarf
SUNDAY I'VE. DEC. o. ar CONCERT an ,.-
UlaF prices t5Uc. 70 $3.50 Mines. pf7ks-t s-.s
NM Maurice. Eenaud. NItcEevsky. Saveflaac eri
bert Conductor. Campanari
MON. DEC 10. az S-NerdTs RItsOI FTTO Ia
Italian Mines Ptnkcrt Giac0ufa. Serarins ~
caris; NM. Bonci. Nucoua Ariuoudi Fos.sf.
Mugnoz. Ne1turini. Reschisl.an. C,nd Csn0aB-i
WE'D, DES- ~, ar S Alozarts DON GIOV AVV
Gin Italian}- Mines Rus pouaida. Aria. ~
Bonci Renaud. Gilbert Br4E. Musuez ConIrr-
CampaniuL
FRI. DEC. H. ar S-Blzet.s CAPNEy "a,
French Mines. BresSIer. 6ilauuif uonaIGs T--
tini, Giacoaia: NM DaImo-es. Reuaud. Cii.5s-
Daddi. Brag- R-~chiElian Conductor e,sul1sr-
SAI MAI. DEC Is. sr --3Iozar5s D8yl
tIION ANN. Mines Russ. ro1aIla. A-ta. VI
Boaci Renaud. Gilbert. Bras. Muza9z C5udaci-
Campanini
SAT-. EVE. DEC. I5-Biz@rs CARMEN. ss--
Saturday evening performance ar popular p~-l
tt9C- TO So Mines. BFessler. esianoI- f;iibr
Ciiaconta; NM Dalmores. AncoUs. GsIibr-t Dsssl
ResChiglian. Conductor. Campauint
SEATS FOR ALL ABOVE NOW SELLING
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MIN1ATuRE ALMANAC.

suutise II Sunset rises II 48 Moons ~
HIGH WATER
AM-sandy Hook GOV. Island II % Hell Gate = %
PA-Sandy HOES l2-I0 Island 1870 Hell 233
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
SAILED

Ssel7;T-s Monroe Norfolk and Newport News. c,lc,
r,tscuoe 'Br Fernallina: Falianza ter, pbiIs
deihid tlttt di Napoh tItaD, and
g"ria tBrl Naples etc. tCfert Ps-.s ,La a
Jei "i', &c 'taIstrse tErl. Barhados Para AM ~
ha"S, InuISpura tBr' Singapore. Manila atc. aS
Grtfslo 'Nor' t's5 Antonio Fl Da Galveston 0S' "a
f>ieaitl'E -Niapa','. tnarieSton and acS
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
'BTiugs mciI.

ST NDAI- DECEM BER o
Virginia jamaica Harnb $50 a m 1000 u,
MONDAY. DECEMBER 10
Mime etonka London Atlantic rras.. HOO m
jamestown -\0'I"iA' ~" Doinlhlon-. 300
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08

- SE<4i-ED PROF CSALS WILL BE RECEIVED At -uD,
- once Of the Commissioner OF Immsrafion t rIr-
Island y y H; up to $50 p Monday DsceTib-r m
iSV" ana opened immediately thereafter 50.1
American fleece wool blankets Specifications So, -,
particulars regarding Limitations conditions
g bidders may be obtained upon application to RtIBE
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08

The Un,ou College Alumni Association Of New
York will hold its annual reunion and dinner next
Thursday evening at the Hotel Manhattan. at
! O'Clock Among the speakers expected are Pres-
d.ut Andrew y Y Raymond and Dean BENJAMIN
H. Riptgn. Of the college. Charles Emory Smith,
* Postmaster General. and others
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08

James HaGgerty. the eighteen-y year-old boy who
registered fourteen times during the three days Of
registration last fall 18th Assembly District
was 10 Elmira RetoTinatOTy by Judge RoSalsky
I'm Par, 3. General Sessions yesterday
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
Furnished APARTMENTS to Let.

I ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT Iri-
l.. vate bath, $3.50 daily: including meals So
weekly one. S15 THE ALABAMA Is E IIJh
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
Proposals.

Il'fNE-4sC ~ DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE ~
- peEVlSlnS Archr@ct Washington. n C.. Noverbs- an
-; SFaled tropvsals Wi be received at this orrs m
~ o cIocA o. m on the 2lst day December 19S 60
then opened for the installation 81 vac,IID yt il
system Tor The T. s Custom building %-a- Xts
y i IN acGo-dance with drawings and specifcaIins
Copies OF Whic3 may be had onca Or AZ ,bs s
81 the Architect Cass Gilbert No II Eas- 24L ole
New 1ork \ \. at the discretion of the SIn.r7tf,,
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
One Million Dollars in Bonds

TO be issued by the people OF tn. st,ss OF Ss-
York. In either registered coupon form at
the option OF the purchaser bearing interest
at the rate OF three per cent per annum from
DeceEnbe: I, 1906. payable semi-annusIly
The @rst days of June and December OF each
year. ard the principal payable the arst
day Of December IN the year 1858. Principal
and interest payable in gold coin of the United
States OF America. OF the present standard o.
weight and hneness. the Bank OF the Man
haitian Company. in the city ot New York.
Coupon bonds viii be issued In the denomIna-
zion OF One Thousand Dollars and registered
bonds in denominations or one Thousand and
Ten Thousand Dollars.
sinking fund is established by law for N.
ex;inguishment OF the Indebtedness created by
the sale OF the aforesaid bonds and for ths
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 deposit OF money or by a certified
check or bank draft upon a bank or trus, COM
psny Of the city OF Albany or New York. p.y-
able to the order OF the Comptroller OF the
State OF New York. for at least two per cent
Of the par value OF the bonds bid cor
All proposals. together with the security aa-
Highway Improvement and incIossd IN a
sealed envelope directed to the Comptroller OF
the State Of New York Albany
TIE successful bidder or bidder, will he -A-
auired TO pay for the bonds. on the acceotanc.
o. the proposal, by deposit IN the bank OF IN.
Manhattan Company IN the City Of New York
to the credit OF Treasurer OF the stat. q, Nav,
York On account OF the Highway ImDrov.manr
Fund, % the amount OF the award together
with premium and accrued intsres. from p.
Seuoer l. 1906. less the amount OF the asno.s.
OF such successful bidder or bidder, vTbic,
VIII be applied toward the payment for tbs
bonds All other deposits will be returned Nv,
mail TO the respective bidders within tbrss 5,v,
a'ter the bonds have been awarded. unless az.
IeFent instructions 10 the comptroller as to tn.
return OF the deposit are duly given
The comptroller reserves the right To ratsc,
any or all bids which not in his opini,n
advantageous to the interests OF the ,tst.
WILLIAM c. WILSON
4 COmprroI!er
- state ComptroIler's Of1cs
Albany. " 4
November L. 1905
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
City Hotels.

4 ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT. pri-
~. vate bath. $3.50 daily; including meals two SIS
weekly: one. S15. THE ALABAMA Is E IIth 81 .
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08

Notice Il hereby given that pursuant 20 thc
n DIVISIONS OF chapter 4se Of the laws OF 1903
sealed proposals viii be received at the or,cs
Of the state comptroller. in the city OF Albany.
until Wednesday. December ~ 1908. at twelve
O'Clock. noon. % that day. COR the puTchss.
IN whole OF in part OF
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.

METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
This Afternoon Matinee TANN.FI &r.I-s1P-
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GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT
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Bars, Muhlmann. Conductor Bow
WEBER Piano USED.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.

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New-York tribune., 1906-12-08

Dec 10. 1890 a m
Dec. IL. 1890 a IN