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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
LEITH'S co. TO BUILD.
SITE IN VEST ODD STREET.
Trading in the Upper Section OF
The Bronr Improved.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superinten-
dent Murphy for six story apartment houSe' ~
be built SD St, 175 feet west OF " est h1o a'e'
for the Auenal Construction Company, OF wnich
John H Leith IS president II Will be OF DITCH,
with limestone trimmings, with a frontage Oh ~
feet and a depth of 1904 feet and will nave ac-
commodations for seventeen families 1t is to cost
100000 The architects are Rouse & Sloan
Plans have also been fled for remodeliing ana
undermining the five story Office and store ouiiains
at No Beaver St and refitting the ground moor
stores the improvements TO be made Tor Geoise :
Lockwood as owner. and for refnooelliis 'ii'
story house No. East Seth ST. the Improvements
being made for DR.. Frederick Kanerer as owner
Westervelt & Austin the architects IN 'he III 81
instance and George II. Strahan In the second
A shatzken & Sons have bought from the Only
Realty Company plot 75x1oo feet on the ncrth soe
of 21sth st. 100 feet east of Tilden ave, ana from
Mr. Tillie lot 25x100 feet on the south siue VI I
St 200 feet west Of Tilden ave-
The same firm has sold to Giuseppe Peluso loe
25xs3xs5 feet on the side Of 2loth st. lSo feet
east OF 9Th ave: Frank Soricieno plot OK"
feet east side Of Beech ave. 70 feet north vi fii
st and 10 a Mr. Wallenberg plot 5OxlU teer On
the west side of Carlisle Place. 30 feet south OF
21Sth
Joseph 2. Day sold IN the real estate auctioli
rooms Yesterday No 1870 Paramount Place. a t"o
story frame dwelling house. on plot 84nHo~o lee'
to Robert and J. Roberts parties In interest ior
s.I50
The sale Of No so 10 SIS West 15Sth St. two I'VE
story brick tenement houses; of No 2l0o 9TH ave-,
q six story brick tenement house. and OF NOS %
and 60 Rivington ST. adjourned
Mr. Day will offer for sale to-day IN ths 80 =
Estate Exchange Salesrooms a vacant lot Zo&Iu"o
feet on the south side of 92d st, Us feet east Vi
Park ave. and No. 2iS West 22d st, three Story
brick dwelling house on a fot 24.9xss feet
The Munro estate has sold TO William Z frl,e
No Is East 18th st. four story orowns'one o"ei
e.. ,o,,so ~, q lot 17x1O22 feet. between 9Th and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
CHARGES AT CALUMET MEETING.
Proxies Solicited for Ratifying Illegal Acts,
ills Acknowledgements Upheld.

Boston Aug. 21--Charges that proxies had been
solicited for maintaining the present management
in power and ratifyins illegal acts were made by
Mr. TYLER appearing as counsel for Albert s. Bige-
low at the annual meeting Of the Calumet ana
Hecla Mining Company here to-day. Mr. Biseiow
also fled through counsel, long list Of ques-
tions regarding the operations OF the Calumet and
Hecla company. President Alexander Agassiz
stated that he would answer some of these Ques-
tions but would refuse TO answer others. which
he said were asked IN order that the information
might be used against the companys interests
There were Zs,095 shares represented ct the meet
ing, and 1902 were cast in support Of the man.
agement each stock vote The following direc-
tors were elected: Alexander Agassiz. Francis l.
Higginson Francis W. Hunnewel Quincy A
Shaw jr and James MacNaughton.
II was voted TO ratify the ACTS of the directors
during the year ended April 90 last. and especially
the purchase by the company of 1878 shares OF
the Allouez Mining Company. 46,oso shares of the
Centennial Mining Company. Psi shares Of the
Osceola Consolidated Mining Company and 5000
shares OF the Superior Copper Company. Among
the acts ratified the making of contract IN
April, 1906 for the organization and the providing
of capital for the La Sale Copper Company.
Mr.. Bigelow through counsel voted against the
ratification OF the directors acts stating that he
would reserve his right to object in and out OF
court on the ground that it in contravention
OF law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
NEW CITY BONDS, Az.
Sinking Fund Commission to Au-
thOr1Se Large Issue TODAY.

The Sinking Fund Commission will meet this
forenoon at IL o'clock to authorize a large issue
Of az per cent bonds The Mayor and Acting
Controller NcCooey decided yesterday that the
city's need oe funds for meeting its obligations
warrants the Issuance OF bonds carrying the in
creased interest rate.
When the members OF the Sinking Fund Com
mission get together this morning It Is pos
sibie that the Az per cent interest viii be or
dered only for the ten-year assessment bonds
bur the probability IS that the commission Will
take the bull by the horns and decide to adver-
tise for bids for S15.0O0.000 Of Az per cents.
Less than 100000 of the allotment advertised
at the last sale was subscribed. and the efforts
OF the Finance Department 10 sell the bonds
over the counter have not been successful.
The announcement that the city is TO put
out AZ per cents viii be unwelcome news TO the
bond houses loaded UP with city bonds carrying
5l2 and per cent; but. on the other hand. 1t will
be good news TO scores of contractors doing work
on permanent improvements, 70 meet the cost of
which bonds must be sold.
The Water Board is in some straits for ready
money. Under the law fits salaries and other
heavy expenses are provided for by the sale OF
city bonds, rather than by regular budget APP
preparations Contractors doing work for The
city have sent repeated sharp reminders to the
Finance Department saying that they would not
wait longer for their money. and that If they
did not get their pay they would stop work ana
sue The city for non-fulfilment OF contract. Act
ing Controller McCooey has kept on assuring
the gity's creditors that the clouds would roll
by. but, instead of improving. conditions seem
10 be growing worse. If anything. All that Mr..
NcCooey would say about the special meeting
Of the Sinking Fund Commission was:
These viii be special meeting of the Sink
ing Fund Commission. at which the financial
difficulties of the city will be discussed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
PAINS FIREWORKS CARNIVAL.
At Close of the Season the Pavilion Will
Be Removed from Old Site.

This is the last season that Henry J. Pain will
give his fireworks displays on the old site. where
for twenty-nne years he has exhibited at Man.
haitian Beach. The advance Of real estate men
commemorate his long tenancy the carnival which
IS To take place to-day Will eclipse all others From
early in the afternoon until late night there will
be something interesting going AT 8 o'clock
the daylight fireworks and balloon viii take
place. BY the time this is on. the grounds about
the hotel Will be made into a fairylend by thou
sands OF lamps and Japanese lanterns. The illu-
nination viii continue until late into the night.
At SIS p the fireworks in the Enclosure will
begin The biggest set piece will be President
Roosevelt Reviewing the Fleet" with moving ships
and saluting vessels Among the other big set
pieces viii be THE Floral Swan Song" SILVER
Fails" Historical Naval Battle" Neptune
Ride" ''Quadruple Wheels Looping the Loop"
-Tncandescent Fountains Enchanted Bower"
Wheel OF Fortune -'Mikado's Garden "a Trip
&c the Moon Palmetto Groves" Garden Of the
Gods" Battle of Flowers" The comic pieces will
include Uncle Sans Pets and all the old
lies in a hundred devices. These some of the
new rockets: Constellation Sparkling RAIN
Shower of Gems" 'Radium Shafts" The Ban
ner in the Sky "A Duel Among the Stars
There viii be salvos of 1s q. 35. 60 80 and 100
inch bombs in all the latest effects. Lightning
Flash and Thunderbolt.'' Musical RAIN The
whistling Coons" "a Message from Mars"
end hundreds Of other shells will be
Among the flights of bombs there Gold
en- Clouds Studded witt; Jewels ''Garlands Of
Roses and Forget-Me-Nots." Great Silver
Clouds and ACRES OF Scintillating Stars" PAINS
novelties and surprises include The Ninety and
befl s,nte VoeV Of 800 Shells chr ~
themur Garden Of go Shells" and PAINS 1907 sur,
weather permitting there viii be the ocean
Ablaze Owing % the length O. the progT T D1t
al the finish OF the display.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Liverpool Aug 21-carmana dsr. New York via Queens
Cherbourg Aug 81. $50 a m-waldersee tGer). New
York. via Plymouth, for Hamburg
Southampton. Aug q. p m-Kaiser Wilhelm II. (Ger)
York. Via Cherbourg
Bristol. Aug 2I-Exeter CITY (Br,. York
Iilau Aug l6-Moslva 1luss). York Rotterdam
Port said Aug 2lSwazi CI4r). New York. for Jeddah-
Algiers Aug I7-Moratls (Greei New York. for Naples.
La plata Aug POPLAR de Larrinaga CBr). New York.
for Ayres
SAILED.
Southampton, Aug 81 1918 m-Matestic Q3r1. New
York via Chcrbourg and Queenstown.
Southampton Aug 2IAtTato (Br). New York via Kings
ton Barbados.
81, noon-Bermudian tBr). New York
Palermo, Aug 2O-Ultonia (Br). New York
PASSED.
punEeness Aug 2-Evangeline (Br) New York via Bal
trnore Rotterdam.
Butt Of Lewis Aug 2I-Geestemunde CGer) New York
Carlshamn, etc
sagres Aug 2o-calabria (Bp. New York for Naples.
LeRhoTn. etc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Wednesday, Aug Il, lSo'
ARRIVED.

Steamer di WncenzO Gorgo or ,s fr PGTf Ar
tonic Aug Is to tie Atlantic Fruit Co. WIN Il
fiss s Geo. Beige ws 1as
cabin and $50 steerase passengers and mdse- Arrived
ear b. qBs w and Char
Line with b2l cabin and Alb seerage passengers 'i'
Arrived At the Par at 1Sss Naples Aug
and Gibraltar oechs Co. IT'D With s. 81 sa tse anq
nTd P Pasq is Ssitas is and Npe 16 the
Munson S. Line. with Al passengers and mdse Arrived
al steamer taG ' Lisonsr FrOsad Port Arthur Aug IL
Guffey Petroleum Co, with oil Left quarantine at sS'
Steamer Prnz sgismgnd s5 Deyanes CSl0n
Line with is cabin passengers. mails and mdse Ar
ry Steamer n5 te mar watson Aug Is and
Charleston 49, clyde s. Co with passengers and
nie Steamer ft Kaahdin MaeiTe Aug IS to
tho Clyde SIS Co. with mdse. Lett quarantine d. GOV
caron @ Pritsh a5d Ive G0 La aug WITH IL
4sa cabin passengers and mdse Ar
FE sea@ aS 'h am,Iton Boa Newport News and Norfolk
Steamer YumuEi cuban see,ey cieHtuesos usIs
AFFIXED at tse BAR At anuanillo Angus, 3
taeo Guantanamo l6 TO the New York and cu6a
s stss an BTron OBJ Cadogan Santos July So dc
Janero August 2 4. Bahia and Barbados H.
steag,er C5esapeaSs Ifnstines Baltimore Fos
,er With rndse LEFT Quarantine at OBS a
steamer Sabine Mcintosh Mobile August ID and
brunswick IS TO Mallory with passengers and
rndss Left Quarantine at 6:10 in.
gust I5 10 the Cuneo Importing Co. with fruit Ar
the Bar at 80 a
steamer Hero CNor). Olsen Banes August u. with
slgar 20 Hugh Kelly CO.. vessel the United Fruit
Co Arrived the Bar AT ,
Steamer Ely CBr). Savage Baracoa August 10 20 the
United Frllt Co. fruit. Arrived at the Bar at Z
-,
TaEus (Br) Mason. Barbados August Trini,
dad La Cuavra s Savanla 10 CartEc1a Il. Colon Il
Kingston Sarderson & Son. with as passengers
n md the Bar at 2l0
DaIa ErpYCh
SIS Co with Passed IN Quarantine AT III IL a II,
Sandy Hook. - J. Aug q. $50 rn-Niud north'
moderate; cloudy; hazy off shore.
SAILED.
(T}r) Naples Teutoric (f3r)
SOUTHAMPTON Plymouth CherbourE: Statendam
Dutch Rotterdam via Boulogne: Captain bennett CSo
Port Antonio Fagertun (Norl. Port Antonio Crown Of
Granada (Brl. baltimore; Baker 0Ger Port Antonio
Baltimore; Maraval (Br), Grenada and
Trinidad; Arapahoe Charleston and jacksonville: FL
Sislo Galveston: Ccrus Orleans: Monroe Norfolk
and Newport News: jamestown. Norfolk and Newport
News; Gr5Pca Ger, Inasus. Cape Haytten. etc Gu
(Cuban) Matanzas Cardenas etc: Ogeechee. Bruins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
PLAN COLLEGE FOR HOTEL CHEFS
Stewards in Convention at Chicago Discuss
Move for Scientific Training.

Chicago Aug A-Plans for the establishment of
national institution for the education of hotel
chefs and employees being made by the Inter
national Stewards Association. in session at the
Auditorium It is intended to have a college where
chers can be trained and educated scientifically SO
tflat when they graduate they will De ready go
into the kitchen of hotel run it.
The managers and stewards OF hotels saw Il is
next 70 impossible TO keep full force Of efficient
help in the kitchen, and the ranks OF really good
chefs are not being recruited the de-
Inand is increasing. In America, they add, there
is no system Of apprenticeship for the develop
ment of chefs. and the craft is in danger dying
ont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
JOHN II. SUrPHIN'S WILL PROVEN.

Surrogate Daniel Noble at Jamaica, Long Island.
yesterday proved the will of the late John H. SUIT
phin. who for thirty years was County Clerk and
a Democratic leader OF Queens County The IN
paid notes for money loaned by Mr.. Sutphin,
which. il sasd yesterday might be with the
will net fled. Halstead Frost, jr-, men,
Der Of the firm that filed the will. said that some
these made by men who were able
pay them. and that il they did so the estate
left by Mr.. Sutphin to his wife would be corsid-
erably augmented. Some Of the notes out
laweG, Mr. Frost said. but the debt remains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
SALES OF LONG ISLAND CITY PARcELs

The clark-Rysn Company has bought the southwest
and Crescent 25x1o0 the
southeast of Dtna- and Lawrence 25xlo9
plot 2xlco feet the south side OF Hoyt
edso.ning Willow and tho plot 152xl03
tee the SIDE OF 1lth 400 feet south OF
Wilson Long Island City.
The company has sold the plot 53xso feet. on
side Stenvay feet north of Broad
plot the northwest OF Ely and
H-oacwsy a Ely OF 1e9 and
vie OF Ely and Lincoln st. 5orl00
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
STOCK MARKET TIPsTER ARRESTED.
]. 0verton Paine, of Newark, Paroled on
Charge of Swindling.

Although warned by the police several times
that he must give his business and leave the
city or he would be arrested. J. Overton Paine,
OF No 1a2 Market street, Newark yesterday ar
rested in hts Office on a charge OF swindling. and
later was paroed n charge Of his counsel.
Paine is what IS known as stock tipster' Sew
eral complaints were made to the police about his
methods OF doing business. Paine we'll known
in New York City. where at one time he was a
member OF the Consolidated Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
.Takes mail for South E
TRANsPAciFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer. Ciose iH -'e" A
Hawaii Corea, China and PhiF-
ippine Islands (via San Francisco ~, s,u e.p N m
Persia 49,
New zealand Australia Except Vest
and New Caledonia C'ia san ffan Aug U.s. 600 m
Japan Gorea and China 1vla an india Aug g.
Hawaii. Japan and China (via 49, On GOO n ",
san Francisco)-Coptc. Aug oo' WV "
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands -, e.oo ~ ",
(vie san FrancIsco)-U. s. transport Aug ''' WV "
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands CVla san ca, a 600 n m
Observation-Disclosures Sept VI Wv
Australia Except West. New zealand
Samoan islands Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia (vis Vancouver and Nictoria. G 600 n m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
REAI1E NOTES.

Clifford B. Harmon. OF Wood Harmon & Co. has sold
90 Jena5e and Frederick achtcyfeid plot, JDnla5 feet
on rhe north OF Ennore 22s IS feet east OF
rsarfy - Harmon County. A house
ing rot less than So erected the site
NeEy Fiezbush Realty Company has sold
10 Bessie Gordon the side OF NosTand
ave Avenues z and g TO sherman Gallup three
lots he X aid Nostrand
IRE York Realty Company has sold at Carmel Park
,a-Ilngfon Staten Island. lot No TO Angel Srfbons
To- Morris Levine, Leah New
m nrd lots No o. Kalna laxnbek.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
jefferson & CIsarfieId Coal & Iron Co.
Ist Mtgc. Der cent. Gold Bonds.
NrnnIEls

list Mtge. cent. Gold Bonds
SINKING FUND NOTICE.
Sealed proposals Will be received to 3 p NJ. FRI
day September Goth. 1907 by the Guaranty Trust Com
pany of New York. 63 Cedar ST. New York CITY, for
the H. trustee, at price not TO exceed 10j
and interest. of sufficient bonds of
this invest the of Fifty-two thousand
hundred nnety,one dollars and forty cents
39At). Proposals should be in sealed envelopes
addressed the Guaranty Trust Company of New
York. and endorsed Jefferson & Clearneld Coal and
Iron Co Sinking Fund"
GEO. II. cLUN-. Treasurer.
Rochester, n. z. August L. 1907.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
TRANSACTIONS III REALTY.

Eiesnan Gross sold fer Adoph Wabel 20 s. Foers-
No AZ West 5sth 81. i've story uiiGlns on
III 2gxlos5 feet.
Dora fach-eaF,en has sold 40. 7s3 East 9th St. a
story tenement house. plot % 4X9f feet 10
II CcI5stsaE.
= has sold hotel and lessehold property at
Of i2Jth and Park ave. a.A
.Cg feet. TO Dietrich S.emeyer for $1,000
T-rl-esrh 4. fiae have Hatton No.
sal ave, three story two family house. On a
- 1Gx1U0 1est.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
LEASE WEST SIDE GARAGE.

s-alcofnb Sua1hener has leased for William ID hu
bell 20 David S. Brown sr. Nos. 50 and "a West 81
~ three story garage. The lezee is for term
YEAR, the ssgreFata rental being 500 zoe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
TO IMPROVE BROOKLYN PLOT.

Seldinx sold a client the southeast
corner Of Eastern Parkway Nostrane ave. Brooklyn
1ooxlA 57 feet II Is intention OF the buyers TO i'm
prore this valuable early date. This sale
= another Improvement IN real estate
since the
Kings County psn.teatiary buildings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises SIG Sun e51 Moon age 13
HIGH WATER
A M-Sandy Hook e:35 Gov. Island s:53
p MSandy Hook 0:52 GOV: Island 7l4 Hell Gate 9:oI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Arabic, which reported Sable Island / .
yesterday when 500 miles Of Sandy Hook Lghshp,
is expected dock about p Friday.
The Pretoria which reported 10 Sable Island sos
a when 40 miles
expected dock about 80 a IN Friday
The Deutschland which reported Siasconet 6:B0
N yesterday. when $50 miles Nantucket South
Shoals Lightsip is expected about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
TEMPLE HALL IN A TRADE.

In mart payrnenr for Temple Hall. which Harris 6
Siege. recently Harry Gooistep and John palmer
Mt (3oodstein gave five story fathouse on a plot
81 tho southeast corner OF Manhattan ave
l13th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


Vessel
Mail closes sails
Havre, French. Guy d III iV.o "a
America Hamburg, HaInb- Am. .Iz;50 IN 80 IA
Celtic Liverpool. White Star I:oO M 80 -,
Colon Panama. -----il - Z IA 80 ia
MORO Castle Havana. Ward:; s'oV III 90 Il =,
Grosser Kurfdrst. Bremen. N Lloyd - 49, Ia
Carratha, Naples. Cunard A-'0o IA
P di P!ernonte Naples Lloyd-Sab. -.- - o.nnn -
Kansas city, Savannah. Savannah - 90 ~
N Siglo. Galveston, Morgan o-"P III
FRIDAY AUGUST %.
yIgilancIa Nassau. Ward. --1E'o m 3.C -
Cornanche, Jacksonville Clyde 00 A
SATURDAY. AUGUST "a.
PHILADELPHIA Southampton American e:Uo m 80 IA
43aS SarfonT5Iend Red Cross. II 100
1.oa S,,-acao T2ed d ........... $50 a 1900
f~earro g Y p g. N 1900
PARMA Barbados Quebec e;SV IA l. 20 !. -
Saratoga Havana Ward u. 20 -
Jamaica, HaInb-ATn - ~ d IA 90 -
Prinz Sgisrnund, Colon HaTnb-In II ~ ~ 90 -
Tagus Colon r NJ P. .......-.-'IZ'ooP III 60
Columbia Glasgow. Anchor. - ~ 90 . -
Finland Antwerp Red star . 90 a ~ -
London Atlantc-ITars. - o'o0 40
Korea. Rotterdam, r Z A------- - COO -,
Bosnia Hamburg, Hamb-Anl S.00 = ~
CITY of Macon Savannah Savannah - 200 = =,
Katahdin Jacksonville. Clyde. 100 -
FL sud Galveston. So Pacific - ~
ri Dorado. Orleans, So Pacilc- - o-00 --
.Tales mail for Brazil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
:. 9. snoNTs GETS LANIER HOUSE.

Theodore n shcuts president CT the Marlborough
has eaeed for q term OK
years furnished, Ilanier house No 123 East 5oth
81 story dwelling house. plot 81 4xsss feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
Proposals..


C,EALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceived by Board OF Water Supply at the office
o Secretary, No. 209 Broadway. New YORK.. Room
ninth floor until > p on September g. 1907.
for construction of portion OF interceptinx
the city OF Kingston. Ulster County. n. T.
the above place and hour the bids win be publicly
opened and read. The award OF the contract X
awarded. VIII be made by the Board OF Water Supply
AZ thereafter practicable This work is au-
horized by Chapter 74 Laws OF 1908 of the State OF
amended by Section 4. Chapter 3l4. Laws
1905 The items in the Engineers estimate OF the
ton cubic Yards rock excavation. 4s13 linear feet
4nch vitrhed pipe. ~ linear feet finch cast
pipe. 10 manholes. cutting through bulkhead at
performance Of the contract will be Two Thousand
(S2,co0). No bids Will be received consid
cred unless accompanied by a certified check upon a
National State bank in the City OF New York.
drawn the order of the Comptroller to the amount
of Five Hundred Dollars $4,000. Time allowed for
the completion o Is months. Pamphlets
containing further information fog bidders.
proposal. and bond approved Corpora
Counsel. and specifications. and pamphlet
ing the contract drawings be obtained the
once OF the Board of Water Supply. Room 1915. No.
Broadway. application In person by mail.
deposittnG the OF nv- dollars 1851
check drawn 10 the order OF the Board Water
Supply, for each pamphlet. The deposit will be
funded return OF pamphlet in acceptable condi-
within thirty days after the date which
TO be opened. J. EDWARD SIMMONS President:
CHARLES n CHADWICK: CHARLES A. SHAW.
Board OF Water Supply j. WALDO SMITH. Chief
gineer: THOs. HAsSETT. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
Country Property for Sale.


ON LAKESIDE tCHAMPLAIN). wEsTPoRT. y. Y.
" Attractive furnished cottage: perfect water strictly
sanitary plumbing: repaces spacious pazas
bedrooms: only SIS week from August -; long
period lower Address NJ Z. WORKMAN. Westport. ". Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
Proposals..

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d. c.. WASH
~ ington, D. G, August %. 1907-Seaied proposals
received this Office until IL o'clock
day September 3. 1901 for grading Albemarls street:
available. about $500 Blank forms OF propo-
SAL specifications and all necessary information viii be
application at Room 43. District Building
HENRY l. WEST. JAY ]. MORROW. Commissioners.
D. c.
NTEST POINT. n Y. AUGUST 20. lsc7-SEALED
w proposals. in trplicate will DO received here until
u O'Clock Sept. 0. 1907 for the construction OF
two empacements 6-inch guns. mounted disap-
pearing carriages drawings and specifications
United the right
reject ali proposals. thereof Forms
proposals furnished application. Address Quar-
termaster. West Point. n. Y.
II - ENGINEER OFFICE. 22D & K SITS. y. W,
u -. Washington ID. c.. Aug. 10. 1907 Sealed
proposals dredging in Occcquan. Urbana. and Car
and Mattaponl River Va. Will received
here Sept 49, 1907 and then publicly opened
Ma