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The Forrest City times., 1907-07-19

fae greatest hal1 zane of tle sea. .#ia# tHispart If the county was played at sand Ridge tAe atter part of last week Sand Ridge gs. Demo. egst: ~eofe. , to in favor If Demo. cEat. eleven Innings. Squire Thomas
 Ne>>E9 Walter and Chas. Waterman
 Fred PreWett and John Webb were in lie game. Il is Ho wonder Democrat ~8s in tEe lead when two such big men like Nr. Webb and the Squire toek such an active part on said side.
The Forrest City times., 1907-07-19

Pear Anderson are keeping house in theif pretty home near the school hGuse.-M0ur0e County Citizen.
 TAe old freight depot of the Rock Island, escaped burning three times within tWentY-four hours. Monday morning at 9.40 and ll40. and Tues day morning at , o'clock, sparks fronS passing trains igHited the roof, which, l, 50 old that il will not blaze. Con- Slaat vigilance on the part of the railroad employees prevents tAe old shaekff8m going up i'll smoke.
 There Hi.i be special service of the @0Haus Home Mission society at He Methodist church Sunday night auG the public k most cordially inyit- td. \ very profitable and entertain- lu5 programme concerning the needs and pE0Lres, of the Werk is being ar ranged. and lovers of good music will enjoy all unusual treat in this line. IEe .ai5eo promise not h detain you "itL very lengthy papers, hut insure | MUst pleasant and instructive meet ing Come out. encourage the workers aua gain zeal and Inspiration for the cdE>t
The Forrest City times., 1907-07-19
IEID7

Secretary and Treasurer. Forrest City, Ark. July h, l9a7.
The Forrest City times., 1907-07-19

Mr and Mrs. Ira Woodfn, nee Pearl Anderson. are keeping house in their pretty home near the school. house. Monroe County Citizen.
The Forrest City times., 1907-07-19

Cmpire-W Williams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
The MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool March 25-Arrived, steamer Armenian (T3rl
Hamburg March 25 5 m-saied steamers Badenia
tser5, Albers New York Philadelphia Tapallo
GER. Megsersee. New York and New orleans.
Gibraltar. March 25-Arrived steamer Pannonia Orr,
ceededJ: p m, sailed. steamer Friedrich Crosse
(ierD BECKER Grom Genoa and Naples. New York
Gibraltar. March 2l-Passed steamers stoIzenfels Ger)
Schmidt. New York for Alden Bombay, etc; Swaney
Q3rl. Dawson. Calcutta for Boston and York;
Algeria (I3r) TAFT. Marselles. Leghorn and Naples
New York.
Crr). Verlynde. New York
BouIogne. March %. 10 m-saei, steamer Ryndan
sagres, March 25-Passel steamer Lguria dtaD. Mat
tina New York for Naples etc
Bermuda, March 25ArTiyed, steamer Bermudian (Br).
Fraser. New York; %. II IN. sailed steamer Trni-
(Br). Mckenzie. New York.
Rotterdam. March u 10 mArrived. steamer Potsdam
DUTCH Roggeyeen. New York via BouIogne
tBr). Dover. New York via ST Vincent. q v FTe
mantle etc
Ger. Hettemeyer New York for -
Prawle Point March 25-Passed steamer Brandenburg
(ier). Woltersdorn. New York for Bremen
Lizard March 25-Passed steamer Ph9bus (Ger) scher
Naples March 2l-Arrived steamer Gregory Morch
Gtussl. Trenert, New York via 81 Michaels
HARTMANN Calcutta for Boston and New York
Fremante March 25-ArriveG previously, steamer Inver
tay (IBr) Houghton. New York via 81 Vincent. G v
States dam. Wuln. New York for Copenhagen.
Auckland 2i-Arr!ved Boemfontcin CBrl.
Greggans. New York via st Vincent. 9 v Melbourne.
Rio de Ia Plata March 25-Arrived previously steamers
Belle Of Scotland (3T. Nutman New York via 81
Lucia for EalpaTalso Caiao. ste kirkby Bank tBr)'
Bromley, New York for Valparaiso. africa. etc.
Aiontevideo, 25-Arrlved previously St
Egbert (Br). Cafferata New York via Fernandina.
New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
JERSEY COWS CONDEMNED
Pare Eik Crusade assumes Practi-
cal Shape in That State.

Farmngdale. y. j., March 25-The New Jer-
sey State Commission tuberculosis in Ami
mails is determined that the state shall have
supply of pure milk. To this end the COM
mission has planned 10 obtain the aid Of the
farmers of the state by paying full value for all
condemned tubercuar COWS. In the township of
Howell. where one of the largest diaries in the
state is located. twenty COWS out of one herd
Of forty examined by State Inspectors f. b.
Voorhees, and Franklin Dye were found 10 be
consumptive. The animals were condemned and
the dairyman awarded $3.50. which repre-
scented the full value Of the COWS.
Notice OF this award. which is the largest
thus far made by the commission, was sent this
week TO all the diaries in the state and the
commission hopes that this will encourage other
dairymen 10 ask for an inspection Of their herds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
WITH SPRING COMES FRESH FISH.
Usual Early Varieties in the Market and
More Still to Come.

Spring has already made its impression on the
fish market, and the fresh supply. which has up
10 this week been hardly adequate for the extra
demand of the Lenten season. is now being rapidly
replenished Those who have been eating cod
haddock, smets and pike for the last two or
thIee months are now able 20 stimulate their Ian
guild appetites with fresh herring and sbad ard
later viii md fresh mackerel, akfsh bluefish
All Long island brook trout Dalatable.
6hac is coming in plentifullv than r,s,,a1
rom North Carolina but the first of the North
ttiNer supply has not Vet appeared Long Island
brook trout VIII be sold for the first time mis-
season on Saturday According 20 the state law
eacn county has the power to regulate the sa 10 Of
US aquatic produce, and the season for trout opens
on Long Island more than two weeks before tbse
OF any Of the upstate counties
Maekerel are reported TO be on the way 10 this
port from Virginia. and soft shell crabs are av
pected soon from MOrehead City and ofher fov,ns
on the coast Of North Carolina on that coast 3
large Meet OF fishing snlacks is casting q houf for
the hluehsh. The demand for huefsh Is very Iar,a
ana the heet which sails south about the rniddIs
OF March increases each year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
JUDGE ROsAIsKY BURGLARS VICTIM.
Robbers Get $500 Worth Of Jewelry from
his Sleeping Apartment.

Judge Rosalsky, OF the Court OF General SEES
sions was a victim Of burglars. who broke into
his house. at No. 81 Rivington street some time
during Sunday night or early Monday morning and
stole nearly 1880 worth OF Jewelry The boldness
o. the thieves is shown by the fact that the stolen
Rtoperty consisting Of diamond and pearl scarf
laa valued az 800. a pair OF diamond cum buttons
y olelnond Iop, mighty priced by the judge because
y vas presented 70 him by the Jurors Of the Nav
term. 1895. Part l. General Sessions. and a costiy
&olq watch, was taken from his sleeDing roo,rS
IN the library at the cf the second door tn
judge found his clothing scattered about W
yadge ROsalsky believes that rcvenoo Ia5 sc-,,o
t - 70 40 Win the robbery, a short time ago
ls sem seEeral members Of the ''Edriege street
gang 70 prison Tor long terms as piclpockefs and
j Is said that the other members Of the gang have
fhreafencd 10 get even 9'7 'N'0
Ia charging the grand jury yesterday T,dqa m
saisky laid particular stress upon tho nnn56ar 20
committee IN the city and Instructed tho
Jurors when the offender has been guilty of a
FORMER oncnce. 10 indict under the secSnJ
provision of the law so that in the eert - ! nee
DICT OF guilty the judge trying the case coui6 I'M
pose q severer sentence. A'u an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
Proposals.

OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMEN T OF PARKS
" ARSENAL BUILDING.
FIFTH AVENUE AND SIXTY FOURTH sTRrr-.
ROROUGH OF MANHATTAN. THE cry ~ R1A5-I.
YORK O' NEW
BIDS OR ESTIMATES WIFI. m
nv tho Board at the above ONCE OF hs saeIved
81 park until O'Clock p m. NPN'Iiheht
- THURSDAY. April. II. 1907
Borough OF Manhattan
CONTRACT No. z
FOR WORK AID MATERIALS FOR ERECTION AVN
C'ONPL ELTON OF THE INTERIOR FTNTSET AaND
NEW YORK PUBI1IC LIBRARY. Aston IES az
ISORTIF.TH AND FORTY-SECOND STRf,E-zrNsS h--NUE.
The security required Will be -Four hundred Sb,
Dollars
,y,i he fhirty-FIx CALENDAR MONTHS ats we WOrR
teein work a the building has been given Aouee 70
The bids viii be compared and the contract avva-As -.
a iump Or aggregate sum ~SN "s
plans may be and blank forms may he ob,,,,, =.
the OF the Department OF Parks Arsenal Ce5r az
Carrere Z Hastings No % East Fo-y-nrst street
haitian
MOSES HERMAN.
,Os,,r,, President;
MICHA Ell J. kENNieDY
Dated March o. 1907. u Fs'Ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
IN PRISON p YEARS.
Nan Conuicted of Wife Murder
Released on Pardon.

This telegram was received from Albany yester-
day by Mrs. Maud Balling1on Booth. Of The Volun-
teers Of America
Mrs Maud b. Booth
Left this morning for home sweet home All
well at Albany. JAMES FIAHERTY
II told her that of ''her boys" had reached
Albany on his way home. after being in prison
tWenty-four years and eight months.
Flaherty was convicted in Brooklyn in 1892 Of
the murder Of his wife. He was sentenced to Sing
Sing prison for life and afterward transferred to
Auburn.
Pardoned by Governor Hughes at the request Of
Mrs Booth Flaherty left Auburn Prison yesterday
morning, and when he reached Albany his first
thought was to telegraph the Little Mother that
he was on his way Hope Hail. Rockland County
The train reached the Grand Central Station at
BE- and Mrs. Booth was there TO meet him ac-
companied by her secretary, Miss Vera Marshall
Bernard Sullivan, another secretary met Flahertv
at the 18th street station, ana the first question
tnat ule man asked was: How is the Little
Mother? VIII she be the staiion?"
Arriving at the Grand Central Station Flahert,,
and Mrs Booth entered an open carriage and they
were driven slowly across 42d street The car
rage went down Broadway, and the only building
Elaherty recognized was one near Broadway and
Al ;he West 23d street ferry. where . boat v,as
taken TO Hoboken, Flshcs1y said: IT was The
Hllesl gay Dldnt the sun shines ! kept on the
sunny size OF the train all the way down.
one OF the first questions Flaherty asked Mrs
Booth was about ex-District Attorney Backjls
81 biookiyn the man who convicted him, and wno
mas, with Mrs Booth. worked for years for his
pardon Mr. Isackus died about two years ago
flaherfy viii have Il cottage Hope Hall and be
general gardener for the rest OF his life
when Flaherty went prison he was thirty
years old. Mr. Backus who prosecuted him far
the murder Of his wife, had always said according
% Mrs. Booth that he unjlstly sentenced to
Initted both he and his wife were drunk and in
NJ of rage he struck her and killed her. Mr.
Backus is said to have considered five years SUI
ncient sentence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
HOTEL MAN wITHDRAws COMPLAINT
Mrs. TaylOrs s45 Debt Paid, She May Go to
Claim Her 100000.

Mrs. Francis Taylor arrested last Friday on
complaint Of the manager Of the Hotel Lincoln,
who said that she left the hotel owing him $i5
for board and lodging. discharged yesterday
by Magistrate Crane. in the West Side court
everything having been settled TO the satisfaction
Of everybody concerned. Frederick PettingiI who
Is looking after Mrs. Taylors interests. paid her
BILL
Mrs Taylor left the courtroom with Mr.. Pettin-
gill and went 10 the home Of some friends. Mr.
Pettingill said last night that Mrs. Taylor would
start for Washington the latter part of the week
in company with Alexander Hamilton, his
tary, and will then go to England. where she would
claim the 100000 which. he said. waiting
for her IN the Westminster Bank, of London. In
court yesterday Magistrate Crane said that per-
haps he had been a little too harsh with Mrs. Tay-
lor and that he might have paroled her for the
examination Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY MARCH &C. 1907
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
Washington. March Is.

Washington, March q.
CocHRANs SENTENCE COMMUTED.-The
President has approved the recommendation u
Secretary Taft that clemency be shown in the case
of t'aptain " B. Cochran. oath Infantry, sentenced
70 dismissal in the Philippines for drunkenness on
dptv and has mitigated the sentence to the loss
ber from 275 TO 925 in the list OF captains max
ing it improbable that in ORDINARY COURSE t
he can ever rise above the rank OF heuteiId'I'
colonel
no PROMOTE COLONEL MYER-Colonel Al
hort 7. Nver. 18th Cavalry has been selected for
nromot,on 10 the rank OF brigader general to M
the vacancy created by the death or General VIM
puoDF, ISLAND ACCEPTs-Acting Secretary
oliver TODAY received letter from Adjutant Gen
oval sackett. Of the Rhode Island National Guard
advising him Of the acceptance by the governor
of that state 81 ,l tae mart in joint encampment
with the coast artillery gaTrlsontlhs the nHoue
and forts from July TO 10 next
ORDERS 1ssrrED-The following orders have
been issued:
First REE E 7p, l5h Inf ssea5d
Lieutenants CHARLES G. HEitM No ~ IT, gu 11 e
, TIN N PARDEE. 2Oth Infantry ARCHIBALp O.
HUTCHINSON Sd Infantry A9bHs:N r. III IN 99
Infantry and JAMES w SaSIMortS for 90 EXAM m
FIRST tAI Lieutenant EDWARD l. RAINS Infantry
detailed FOR general recruiting service at Providence
relieving Major CLARENCE EVEN. retired. who
wi proceed home.
TO Bayard General Hospital.
First Iteutenants PAUL STANLEY BOND and WILL
IAN p STOKEY and Second Lieutenant CLARENCE
s RIDLEY. corps of engineers, before board
Army Building New York city, for examination for
promotion
Major SAMUEL. D. sTURGIs artillery corps detailed
member general sta corps. report 10 chief OF STAFF.
Washington.
NAVY.
Aidshipman W. E RENO. detached the New Jersey;
10 the Virginia.
MOVEMENTS OF wARSHIPS.-The following
Of vessels have been reported at the
Navy Department.
ARRIVED.
March 23-The Triton az Washington; the Dolphin, az
Kingston: the Connecticut. Hampton Roads; the
Galveston. Kobe: the Pontiac. at the yard.
New York; Mayfower. Charleston.
March 24-The Prairie Santiago de Cuba; the Chi
cago, at Acapulco.
SAILED.
March 2s-The Dolphin. Kingston for St. Thomas;
the Louisiana from Hampton Roads for Guanta-
pamo: the Virginia. from the navy yard; the New
York Guantanamo the Vest Virginia, from
WoosUng for Kobe the Pennsylvania, from Woo
sung for Olongapo; the Saturn, from San Francisco
for Magdalena Bay.
March 24-The Mayhower from Charleston FOR Colon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
CITY HOSPITALS FULL.
RELIEF NEEDED At ONCE.
Commissioner Hebbard Tells of
Plans en- annual Report.

Commissioner Robert ". Hebberd Of the Depart
Tnent Of Charities in a report which he presented
20 the State Board Of Charities last night told OF
the overcrowded condition Of the various hospitals
and institutions under his care and the plans
which have been made 10 afford much needed re-
lief and Of proposed improvements which wifi put
his department in proper condition for at least
ten or fifteen years 10 come In the coming
month Commissioner Hebberd. having obtained the
sanction Of the Board of Estimate and Apportlon-
Tnent viii act bids for the construction OF city
buildings TO cost 100000
The erection Of the Municipal Lodging
House. I'm East 25th street. Commissioner Hebberd
explained has been delayed by quicksand pit in
the excavation which has necessitated the making
Of additional contract. and the construction OF
the Sea View Hospital for tuberculosis patients. on
Staten Island. has been halted by court injunc-
zion. obtained by real estate dealers and owners
who say IL is for contagious diseases and should
be under the charge of the Department Of Health
He said further that for tuberculosis
patients in the damp winter weather of this lati-
fude endangers the lives Of patients and that he
purposed 10 build substantial stone. iron and con-
structures. Should the city get possession Of
Wards Island when the lease expires in 1912 all
the aged inmates Of the city home on Blackwells
Island and Of the almshouse at Flatbush be
properly CHARTERED there. Such OF the city wards
able to work viii then be sent TO the farm
colony.
We have said Commissioner Hebberd, lover
zen thousand helpless persons TO care for. iced,
ciothe. shelter and otherwise minister every day
Owing 10 the growth of the city and the influx Of
immigration. many OF the improvements now under
way and others that We have asked for should
have been completed years ago. Much suffering is
likely 10 ensue in the future unless the facil-
ties OF the Charities Department made ade-
quate as quickly as possible. Even with the pres
ent good times all the INSTITUTIONS under my care
are overcroWded and TO accommodate the helpless
We have in building two hundred inmates
Sleeping springs on the floor
We also need new boats because Of the long
trips 70 Staten and Harris islands. and We ought
70 have a borough service. with boats making TWO
trips q day We should have the main or Manhat-
tan ofi1ce at different situation am arranging
70 have all the buildings Blackwell's Island
lighted by electricity bought by the city instead of
establishing a lighting plant there we have arc
nights on Randalls Island and the gymnasium and
morgue there are lighted by electricity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
ACQUITTED OF BLAcKmAIL CHARGES

Three Of the i've plain clothes men, formerly Of
fbe Brownsville police station. Brooklyn who were
Indicted few weeks ago for levying blacbmail
on Falconkeepers. were tried and acquitted yes;er-
day IN the County Court. They William B.
Hotter. John J. Murphy and Charles r. Matthews
Michael Hynes. another Of the five. was acquitted
last Friday Hotter and Peter J. McGlone were
TIE 1rst OF the i've to be tried Indictment.
Ace 1uEy disagreed. This case Is still pending.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New York, Monday, March Is, 1907.
ARRIVED


Steamer Thornhll (Brj. Dickson. SANTOS February S.
RIO Janeiro % and s. Lucia March - the seager
Co. with mdse. Arrived al the Bar at go m
steamer TenHys2n 'Brl, ohls. santos March Q. Rio
Janeiro = Bahia 10 ard Barbados 10
with 15l passengers nails and mdse.
at n.
and Annatto Bay March 10 10 the Atlantic Fruit CO.
with fruit Arrived at the Iar az
steamer Trinidad l3rl Mckenzie. bermuda March 81
: OuterbTidRe Co. with il3 passengers, mails and
md tho Bar 4:35 . n
Steamer CoaIus. Pcst New Orleans March 90 tho
Southern Pacific 60. with ndse. Passed
In Quarantine al G:03 a m.
Steamer E Vale, Patfen. Galveston March 10 tho
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse. Passed IN Quarantine
- a
steamer Porto Rico. Delano baltimore TO II c Foster
mdse Passed IN Quarantine 1920 m
BAY state Petersen. Newport News Bos-
ton. Quarantine at $40 "A IA.
Dorothy White Wilmiugton. Del. % Lancet a
Co with OF. Passed in Quarantine AT / m.
Sandy Hook y J, March -. $50 m--Wind south,
Eight breeze: clear.
SAILED
Steamers CamagIey 0uhar). Havana. etc: Senator
Non. Antonio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
WOMAN GROWS NEW JAwBoNE.
Rare Operation in Philadelphia Hospital
Is Successful

Philadelphia. March 25.-Alice Dougherty, forty
two years old Of South street. sth street has
grown new right lower jawbone, after two deli
cate operations performed in the Philadelphia Hos
pital. where she has been a patient for several
months Suffering from tubercular necrosis OF the
right inferior maxilary which affected the whole
side Of her face from the neck the articulation
the jawbone removed and q bone has
formed and hardened until the patient has Tegained
the faculties which she previously possessed and
will suffer little Inconvenience hereafter. Keeping
the woman ;onics. II is now considered probable
that she will recover her normal health and
strength. though she is suffering from "A wear
ing away Of the bones Of the legs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
AsKs FoR NIPIssINe PRoxIEs

Charles Pope Caldwell a LAWYER % ~ =.
Broadway. has issued a letter 20 the stocLbola-
o. the Nipissing Mines Company asking then, %
send their proxies 70 him 20 be used AZ the next
well says that II is his wish get enough r,ro,i
enable him 70 make a thorough inspection ~ to
CCTnDauk's uroDeTfv - N++S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
rHrRsnAY- MARCH %
TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS.

Destination and steamer Close IN New York
Hawaii Frauc!Sr1l-A Alameda Today, Il IN
Japan. Corea and China tyia Seattel
Minnesota March % 600
Japan. Corea China. specially ad-
Maru March 81 GOO m
Hawaii. Japan. Corea ana China wa
Franclsco)-Cortc. March % 1890 m
Vadiyosok Seattle) Glenesk March 30 800 m
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands
transport sherman April l. - a m
Japan. CoTea. China and Philippine
Islands tyia SeattleyTrenbont. April . 600
Hawaii Jaran Corea. China and
Philippine Islands (Ya san Fran
ciscol-Hongkong Maru. April g. II so m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
mated March Q. 1901.

PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES
ynent OF Interior. Once Indian Affars ySei
c,on d G. February % !9OT-sealed proposnis WASH
on outside Of enveope: Irs. pdli-
rbber goods boots and shoes etc, case NAV 10
- addressed the Commissioner Indian oe,
Warrington. u. c. will be received Indian OI
until Of Thursday April IL. 1907 ana thes
49, furnishing the Indian sLen
LIE boots and shoes hardware and medical Iu4oer
SeoIej vroposas plainly marked OF the Oufs1a
envelope Proposal for enameed ware. furniture et
m ami addressed
Of indian Affairs. Washington. D. c." viii be recs5
az the Indian ONCE until O'Clock I. OF T,IeseJsSSH
then opened.
<ervIce with enameed ware lamps furniture 6od%,n
.tnves AGRICULTURAL implements. paints
ware wagons harness leather shoe hndnga saddIerv
etc school supplies and long list OF misceaneos
cies Bids must be made out on Government bIaDSs
Schedules giving all necessary Information for biddsT
he application InSfsr IfSsoIs
Washington D. c. the IT, g Indian WarehouEes a nee
Wi. CITY Chicago Ill.,. ST. Louis No AMI syeW
Nebr The Department the right TO reject ana
ana all bids any part OF any hid r. l. IEIr1PS
Commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
WIRELESS.

The North German Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse. from Bremen fer New York.
munication with Sable Island yesterday afternoon She
probably her dock at Hoboken about O'Clock
tomorrow morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
Proposals.

CSEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- tho Office Of the Light House Engineer Tompkins-
VILE. y Y. until / O'Clock +. NJ. % 1907. nj
then opened raising West Bank II house
BAY New York. in accordance with specifications
copies which. with blank proposals. and other in
formation may be had upon application the under-
signed The right IS reserved to reject all bids
and waive any defects. CHAS. l. POTTER. Major
Corps OF Engineers. u S. A. Engineer Third Light
District
csEAIED PROPOSALS WILL. BE RECEIVED AT THE
- Office Of the IAghiIiouse Board Washington. D. G..
until o'clock ?. April 80. 1907. and then opened
furnishing the materials and labor necessary for the
and delivery Ct eight
house tenders. be delivered either
at Astoria Oregon; San Francisco CAL Seattle Wash:
Detroit, Mich. Tompkinsville. N Y in accordance
specifications, copies % which,
information. be upon application 10
THE LIGHTHOUSE BOARD. Washington. D. c.
sEyREAsURY DEPARTMENT OFFICE OF THE ST.
4 2ervisng Architect Washington, D.. c.. March Ia
l9O7-SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this
office until o'clock F. NJ tie 10th day OF April 1907
and then opened FOR furnishing and equppns additional
toilet rooms etc IN the T. S. Court House Post
once al New York Y. in accordance with drawing
end specihcaiion copies OF which be obtained
this Office Or az the office q the Chief Engneer ana SUI
York Y AZ the discretion the Supervising Arehi-
tsef- JAMES KNOX TAYLOR Supervising Architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises u Moons age IL
HIGH WATER.
AM.-Sandy Hook 5;03 Gov. Island Bps Hell 7:2I
PM-sandy Hook 5;S5 COY. Hell Gate 81