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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27
Growing Canadian Imports,

Growing Canadian Imports.
Consul Charles Deal, OF st. Johns,
Quebec, furnishes the following returns
for the Dominion OF Canada and the
port Of Montreal:
The customs revenue of&the Ioomin-
ion for the six months ending August
list shows an increase of S8.4sT.2O0 over
collections We're ssl,4la,7s6, The col
Elsctions for Asn Is were ss.gqs,ess, an
years. TIE - e sSaS,1se returns OF Of. Gus Gus.
toms duties collected at Montreal. the
ing tho month OF September show
1s same s montn va 81 1875 ID ' Oh. shss,5q ~ s ene
tember completed the first half of the
present fiscal year. and, the total col
.lections for the port show $s,sS5, $50,
SIX corresponding months in 1906, an
increase of s1,S96, a32.
The Grand Exhibition Of Japan.
The exhibition to be held In Toxic
graph, is to DO called the Grand hx-
fhibltion of Japan. It is to be held be-
tween. April LIST and October 81. 1912.
and Z INTENDED TO demGnstrate The
tion and resources. ItS Is not only pros
posed to be the greatest fair ever held
IN Japan, but TO give accommodation
s Of io.ooo 600 ~ Yen q Yen, aa.s s's senas'
ment, VIII no an unpreceedentenl
pended by provincial government am
new territories. In addition ia ampi,
facilities to ihn given TO foreign ex,
hibltors. the erection Of special Hall.
II the required tracts ofAInnd are Ia b,
offered E~ratuttously,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27

Decrease for 1?oT...,.... sso,3oo
There has been no rain in this sec
tioii for tho past month, which has
caused the color OF eomc of the last
cut tobacco to be a little off for tho
want OF moisture while curing. With
that exception, the crop OF tobacco
will be very desirable, having good
quality, color and texture. and fairly
good size? Tho Indications are that
the crop will DO one of the best sold
on the market far some years.
The tobacco offered this week was
OF the medium grade and prices were
rather higher on all grades.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27

West Broad Street, and two in rear.
with ample light and ventilation. all
Of the floors being accessible by cleo
posed of a number OF progressive young
business men of this city. Mr.. Isaac
May being president and trea surer;
NJ. L. Marcuse. vice-president; Moses
May, secretary, n A. Billtkopf, I'M
ger. From a small beginning In the
manufacture of hats and caps they
have worked up a large and increasing
business, and arc now II of the many.
distinctive progressive enterprises here
is fast pushing Richmond to the
front as a manufacturing city OF many
diversified industries.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27
British MISUNDERSTANDING Harvesting.

The published account of the alleged
English notwithstanding harvesting in
mort from Consul r. w. Mahin, OF
Nottingham. has he states. drawn out
narratlons Of The following cases still
moro remarkable.
six years age, wheat standing in a
T. NJ. Transformed into baked bread.
with a feat shortly afterwards. In
Worcestshire. where. in Just sixty
minutes after wheat had faAen to the
reaper, bread made therefrom was
a limited part, Of the. cut. wheat was
taken and hurried through the
thresher and MILL. whereas, IN the I'm.
and the whole product tltreshed and
mllled inSfour hours.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27
SOUTH sBosroN DOES WE'LL.
Six Hundred Thousand Pounds Mt Aver
nge or Twelve Dollars.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
SOUTH BOSTON, VA. October 26.--
Six hundred thousand pounds of to-
bacco were sold on tho South Boston
tobacco market during the past week
at an average of twelve dollars per
hundred. The receipts have been fuller
OH all grades
This market Is now one of the most
important. In the old belt, having ample
handling facilities and n large corps
OF buyers ever ready to take the weed
at top prices. Both the quality and
prices are far ahead OF last season.
and as stated in last Sundays Times
Dispatch. the outlook was never
Brighter than the present season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
Changes Announced in both branches
of the Service.

Of the Service.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. October 2s.--
The following army and navy orders
have been issued:
Army Orders.
BY direction OF the President First
Lieutenant William A. Castle, Ninth
Infantry, is detailed as professor of
military science and tactics at the
Grove City College, Grove City, Pa.
Iieutenant-Colonel John c.. Gresham,
Fourteenth Cavalry, is relieved from
duty at the Army War College, and
will proceed to Boise Barracks, Idaho.
Major Millard f. Harmon, Coast Ar
tillery Corps. recently detailer an
acting inspector-general, will pro-
coed to Governors Island, New York,
for duty as assistant to the inspector
general of that department..
First Lieutenant Robert X. Spiller,
Twenty-siNth Infantry. will proceed by
the first available transport to Join his
regiment in the Philippines.
Major George r. Barney, Coast Ar
tillery Corps. Will proceed to New
York City for duty as a member of
the ordnance board.
Second Lieutenant Maynard A. Wells,
Tenth Infantry, will proceed to Fort
Bayard, New Mexico, for observation
and treatment.
First lieutenant Ambrose C. G. VIII
liams-Foote, Philippine Scouts. will
proceed to Hot Springs, Ark, for OBJ
servatlon and treatment.
The following changes in the stations
and duties of officers of tina quarter
masters department. are ordered:
Captain Conrad IT. LAMA, from Fort
Meade, s. d.. to Key West barracks.
Fla, and assume charge OF construction
work at that post and at Fort Taylor.
Fla, relieving First Lieutenant Paul
d. Bunker. Coast Artillery Corps.
Captain Lawrence d. Cabell, from
temporary duty at San Francisco, Cal,
to relieve First Lieutenant Robert X.
Spiller. Twenty-sixth Infantry. quar-
tcrmaster on the transport Thomas.
Captain Robert Rolfe, from Naga-
sakj, Japan, to duty at San Francisco,
Zeal.
Naval Orders.
T~ear-Admiral a. Ross. from duty as
member of the lighthouse board. Wash
ington, ID. c., and continue duties as
l~commandart naval training station
Great Lakes, North Chicago,sm.
Captain S. p. Comfy, to duty as mem.
Der OF tho lighthouse board, Wash
ington, d. G.
lieutenant u. III. Holden, from navy
yard, Washington. y. c. to Missouri
as ordnance officer,
lieutenant II. Williams. from atht
Kentucky and wait orders.
Lieutenant Ct, e.. LandenbcrEer, from
the Alabama and wait orders.
Lieutenant j. Il. Daniels, from work.
of the Fore River ~Slipbuilding Com
pany. Quincy. Mass, to command
Tarantula.
Chaplain NJ. G. Gleeson, to connectl
| cuf.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27

ROCKY/MoUNT, ~ G., October 20
Owing to the continued dry, u%nseason-
able weather. the receipts ofsleaf to-
week. sales amounting to about 100000
pounds. The character of the offer
ings show much Improvement over
deteriorated somewhat. the quality has
Improved, and we are now selling some
good desirable stobaccos. both for for
.eign and domestic uses. Prices are
full high on all grades, and the sellers,
.as a rule. seem, to be satisfied with
averages obtained, Wrappers appeared
in greater supply than In week this
season, and sold at good prices. espec-
rainy season heavy receipts are OK
|prcte1. W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27
PEAS EAsILY HARVESTED
AMI ARE SOLD WELL.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
WEST POINT. VA October 26.-Mr:
plantation, has saved n most success
ifuI and least expensive crop of peas.
.Hc has a pea. thresher. The peas were
first cut with a mower with an at
tachment that left them IN Wind rows.
pea thresher which cut them in fine
order for stock, and not q pea was
broken. IIo was only a day and a
half Sin getting out the peas from
twenty-five acres. The thresher is run
by steam power.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27
Brond street nulld.ne Leased.

Messrs. j. Thompson Brown & Co
In We just closed a contract for Mr.. M.
1Ia ssberg TO tho May Manufacturing.
Col npany for a term of years for
pro- oerty Nos. 400 md i3OS West Broad
Stre 1t. being two very handsome stores
now being erected " Mr.. Hessberg
and nearing completion. h Nav
Manu- facturing Company has secured
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27
wlNsroN-sALEM,s LARGE BREAKS.
The Market Unusually Active for Early
Season and Prices Good.
fSpeclal TO The Times. Dispatch.1

WINSTON-SALEM. N. c.. October 26.
The tobacco market has been unus-
ually active for three weeks. Breaks
this week have been large and farm-
ers are expressing themselves as being
well pleased with the prices received.
The average is between eleven and
twelve cents.
, The crop this year is the. best that
ton in several ears The quality Is
also far superior. The leaf dealers
are predicting that no less than TWEEN,
'ty million pounds will be marketed
here this tobacco year. The farmers
say they have decided to sell carly II
prices continue satisfactory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27

Next we'll descend one flight OF stairs,
The mixing room we see is there,
SO light and clear, that we can make.
Unrivalcd bread, and pics, and cakes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27

And here is the moulding ROOM,
Where we give you proper weight
a sixteen-ounce pound standard,
But sold at the same old rate.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-15
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Sunday, April IA, 1907
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Steamer 81 louis Jamlson Southampton ana Cherhourg
April g. the American Line. with 2s3 cabin T55
Storage Tassengers mails and mdse Arrived the Bar
40 n III.
steamer Leuctria 6Br) smith IIeIfs1 y $ April Il.
q J II Winchester co IA ballast Arrived the Bar
a m.
steamer Cherokee. staples Azua anil / sar Domingo
and Monte Cristl Turks Island 3 70 the Cyde SIS
Line with cabin passengers. mails ana mds@. Arrived
the 1880 a
steamer Hudson orr. IN Barrier. HEyre March 20 20
the Copagnie Generate TransetlantIque steer
age passengers and ndse Arrived tho Ear 1890
p 18th.
steamer Carolina. sargent Msyaguez Apri and San
Yuan 3 the New York and Porto Ric0 SIS
passengers malls and n'cse Arrived al the Bar BIS
pm
Steamer Huron. Chichester. Jacksonville Arril II and
Charleston y to The clyde Steamship Company
passengers ant udse I'm Quarantine al p m.
SteaEEcr Monroe HGiDfelB Newport News and Nor
folk. the OLA dominion Steamship Company. pas
Steamer BROOKLYN Mclean Baltimore. to L Lucken-
baca
Steamer Dorothy, White. Wilmington Del 70 lancet &
Co with oil
Steamer Delaware. French PhiladeiDhfa fbe Civde
Steamship Company. with mdse.
Sandy Hook. X J. April a. $50 m-wlnd northwest
fresh breeze. clear.
steamer seguranca oakes. Santiago April ans Mas
sau II. q James z Ward 20. with passengers
mails and nrise Arrived AT the Far 620 p Ia
Steamer Alamo. Avery. Galveston Apr TO the NAL
lory Steamship Company. with passengers mdae An
chored outside the Bar at 1875 p -.
SAILED
Steamers Dorothy Tor Port TaInra Colorado Bruins
WICK and Mobile: Is GuGey. one barge Port
Arthur: Naderland tE3elg Dover and Antwerp Kalomo
yideo; ATato (Rr). Kingston. colon. etc ii Dorado
Galveston.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-15
SUNDAY AT CONFERENCE.
Bishop GOOdsell breaches Two Sermons
Elders and Deacons Elected.
IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune ]

Bridgeport Conn. April 1.-THE love feast Of
tho New York East Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church was held ar O'Clock this morn
9ng. led by DR.. T. L. Ponkor. Bishop Daniel A.
Goodsen. LII D.. preached at 1890 and the usual
crowds assembled TO hear the Bishop speak again
$50 2. m. in the Washington Park Church.
Bishop tiOOdsel mas elected 10 elders orders Ed
mund 5. Belder, Robert f. Harmed. John r Parks.
Amedo NJ. RggiO. Ernest W Byshe, Harry b.
Eelcher and Ralph " Keeer. The following re-
ceved deacons' orders: Maynard ". Breckwith,
Samuel Needham. ". S. Jackson. Samuel e Taft
and James A. Shire.
great mass meeting was held in Polls
Theatre to-day, under the auspices of the Young
Mems Christian Association An address made
ny the Rev. T. s. Henderson. William Phillips
Hall. OF Greenwich presided
Al Warner Han mass meeting for women was
held under the auspices of the Young Women s
Christian Association. Dr. Charles W Mccormick
Of Hartford, spoke. The conference missionary
sermon preached in the First Church by the
Rev r. ". Harmon, Of the Bushwick Avenue
Church lEsrnOklNn
New-York tribune., 1907-04-15
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

IVItIlI'1.N IVItIN.
Lizard. April - Passed steamer Celtic G7rl
lssEson. New York for Plymouth Cherhourg and
scilly April l4PaIsed. steamer Gera tGer) Prasch.
Moville. April l4ArTiyed steamer Columbia
worth. New York FOR GiasRow Cand proceededj.
tecost New York
Plymouth. April u, 1918 a m-Arriyed steamer celtic
.BIj; HanSon. New York FOR cherbouTg and Southanp
Liverpool. APrtl l4-ArrIved. steamer Georgic oB0.
fitzgerald. New York for Antwerp Sailed 1Stn.
steamer Meseba tIrD- Cannoue. New
Roter1am April 13sailed steamer Statendam Dutch.
bruinSma. New York and passed Prawle Point
Dover Apr1l l3-Saed. steamer iceland CBr). Broom
head 0rom Antwerp New York
queenstown Aprl a. 1890 a Sailed steamer Etrura
t3r) Pott r from Liverpool New York
New-York tribune., 1907-04-15
NEGROES WANT TRADE SCHOOLS.
Ministers Ask Board of Education to Estab-
lish One in Brooklyn.

The negro ministers Of Brooklyn were called
upon yesterday TO sign petition 10 the Board
Of Education requesting the establishment Of an
evening Industrial school. where young negroes
could be taught the various trades. Nearly all
The negro preachers Of The borough signed the
petition. and II VIII probably be sent TO the
board this week.
The negroes believe the establishment of such
a school in that borough would do much for the
advancement Of their race. The movement has
been indOrsed by the committee in New York
FOR the Improvement Of the conditions Of the
negroes Should such a school be established
the negro ministers VIII recommend suitable
person for PRINCIPAL.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-15
Proposals.

DROPoSALs INvITED.-CIearnE site Of State Educa-
IL tiOn Building-State of New York the Capitol,
Albany April 9. 19O1-The. Trustees OF Public Build
ings hereby invite written proposals for taking down
and removing the buildings and other structures upon
the site OF the State Education Building This
includes all structures on the block bounded. by
Washington avenue. Hawk. Lafayette and Swan
and also all the structures between the State
Heating and Power Station and Cathedral OF All
Saints, in the block bounded by Lafayette. Hawk,
Elk and Swan streets The buildings in the latter
block to be removed designated by street
bers 49, 35; B. So A. a. 40. 4T and 40 Lafayette
street. and IS. 40. As and 30 Elk The
work may begin the first day of May be
completed the first day OF August, 1907. All
rails removed will become the OF the
tractor and he will be expected all risks
upon the same from May I. 1907. Bidders will be
quired to deposit certified check for i've thousand
(S5OOO) dollars to the order Of the Public
Buildings. which shall he forfeited the State in
the bidder is awarded the contract and refuses
neSlectS TO enter into with satisfactory
sureties to perform the work according o his bid
The Trustees reserve the right reject any all
bids Propositions will be addressed TO the under
signed and will he Received up 10 O'Clock nOon
Wednesday April "a 1907. ROBERT II FULLER
Secretary to the Trustees of Public Buildings Exec
utive Chamber
New-York tribune., 1907-04-15
WIRELESS REPORTs.

The Finland. which reported Sable Island A.
yesterday. when 1870 miles southeast Of that station IS
expected dock about Il tO-mo
The MinnehaEa. which reported Sable Island AZ
yesterday. when GO miles Of sandy Hook, IS
pected dock about s a tomorrow.
The Nieuw Amsterdam. which reported Sable Island
al yesterday. when 80 miles southeast 81 that
station. f. expected 10 dock about morrow.
la GasCoEne which reported 10 Sable Island
yesterday when 100 miles southeast that station s
expected dock about II a m tomorrow.
The Caledonia. which reported Siascouset noon
yesterday. nfty-nne miles Nantucket South
Shoals Lightship IS expected dock about day
New-York tribune., 1907-04-15

DURSUANT To STATUTORY REQUIREMENT. NO
Il tlce is hereby given that aet-Assemby No. II72
Int No. 1O3has been passed by both branches the
legislature entitled
AN ACT
TO AMEND THE GREATER NEW YORK CHARTER.
IN RELATION TO THE QUALIFICATIONS OF
PATROLsMEN.
Further notice is hereby given that Public Hearing
upon such bill will be held the Mayors once. the
City Hall. In the City Of New York. Wednesday April
~, 1901, II 30 o'clock A. NJ.
Dated City Hall. New York April II. 1907
GEORGE b. MCCLELLAN.
This pn win be the seventh heard at that tinas
New-York tribune., 1907-04-15
Proposals.

PROPOSALS. INVITED ~ CLEARING SITE OF
n II STATE EDUCATION BUILDING State of New York
IhG lpi;9 Albany April T. 1900 The Trustees Public
Buildings hereby invite written
ana removing the buildings and other structures
sit OF the state Education Building
ali structures the block bounded
nue. Hawk. Lafayette and streets and also all
the structures between the
ton and the Cathedral of All block bounded
by Lafayette. Hawk. Elk and swan The iiId-
i4s IA tn latter block TO be removed designated by
lafayette street. 3S. and go on Egt' Str.o
Ihe WORK may begin on the FIRST May and must be
completed the hrst day of August
removed viii become the property the contractor and
ne WIZ be expected 10 assume all risGs upon the same
from May 1907 bidders VIII be required deposit
order OF the Trustees OF Public Buildings which bs he
lorIeld 10 the state In the bidder awarded the
contract and refuses neglects cnDt-scr
with satisfactory sureties perform the WORK accorI
10 his bid. The Trustees ~
OF al bids Specifications be obtained bV aSressIr
O. l. Helms. state Architect, Albany N Y Pronnst,,acs
viii be addressed to the undersigned win he reeiyd
up TO Il o'clock noon. Wednesday, April "a 1907 W
Secretary the Trustees Public BUILDING Est sH
Chamber. - --N0NNN'o
New-York tribune., 1907-04-15
euTcHER coMMrTs suIcIpE.

Otto schieffer a retired butcher. OF No IS Union
avenue Williamsburg, committed suicide yesterday
ln back of a vacant store the ground
fOor OF the house in which he lived and owned
Ecllieffer regarded the Wealthiest in
that part Of Williamsburg, and his family and
neighbors are at loss 10 explain his act
New-York tribune., 1907-04-15
# 4mUSementS.
MANHATTAN 80. OFFERS HOUSE y,

MAMMAL HAN sa,b ST. Near % sih Ave.
osc.p SEASON SEASON GF GRAND OPERA. r,-..,..
ANr LAST f5ist WEEK EiG or TE SEASON. DIRECTOR
TONIGHT a. si5-verdrs RIGOIETTO.
Mines Pinkert GiAconia. sevcrina. Zaccaria MN
ao vsn9ate EssshS%n Mgsa2l
NINE CAIVE. Bixet's CARMEN Mmes Calve
hac. Gilbert. Daddi. Mugnoz Reschgran Con-
WE'D. APR IL. a, s.1s-Flotow's MARTA
Mines ponalda. De Cisneros. NM Bonci. ArimonJi.
Gihnoli -Galletti. Augnoz. Conductor. Max BendIx
NTNIE CXLVE. GRRND DoTBIE Hif.I' @-I( Leon, n.
eavalo's PAGLIACCI. Nine Zeppili; NM BassI
opera. Ia NAVARRAIsR Nine Caivs: NM Dai.
inorea Alichevsky, Gilbert, Gianoli-Gallettt Ari-
wKg1ai Kg1n, '2211duetor;; Sampanni -, ,.,-,
Al principal artists % tho Manhattan Company
VARIED PROGRAStME-REGULAR PRICES
ACT I. Nerdrs n TFOVatOre Mines
Russ Seyerina: NM. Dalmores. Sc
velhac; with chorus
Duet from ponixettts In FavOFitn. Nine
Brcssisr- Giluoli. Mr.. Jean Al;chsvsky.
Duet fT9m les Dragons de VnlarN
Duet from DonEettis Don PasquaIe
Nile ZepPilli ~ Gianoli. .Galletti
:rt De Cisneros: NM. Bonc. Anconi.
Mugnoz
~ Arimouji and Chorus and Hand
ACT ~ I.eonCavello's N Pagncci.
Nine Donalda: NM Bass. sau,marco,
heyetlhac. Nenturini Conductor NJ
CL>EOFONTE CAMPANINI
SAT. MAT. APR. go. at 2:i5-0th appearance OF
MME. CALVE. Bizets CARMEN. Mines CaIve
coma. Gilbert Daidi. Mugnoz Reschirlan Con.
SAT-. NIGHT. APR 20. NJ s:t5-Ias, Nigh, .,
the season-Eerdts AIDA. Mines Russ De Cts
neros; NM Bassi sammarco. ArimonIi MuEnoz
seats for All Above Now selling &c S'-oV
Next Sehson Subscription sale Now Open.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-15

WEST POINT n = April; 70. 19O7:--sEALED
W proposals. In duplicate. viii be
12 O'Clock. May Is, 1907 building materials
plumbing materials. ana fittings hardware.
paints, glass and other miscellaneous
schedules to be had upon application The right
served TO reject any or all proposals. thereof
Enclose proposals In envelopes marked Proposals
Military supplies and addressed Quartermaser. West
New-York tribune., 1907-04-15
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.
TO-DAY.

Destination and steamer Close IN y. Y.
Hawaii via san FrancscOAlameia. April 10, 1850
Hawaii Japan. Corea China and Phil
Korea April 10 1880
Australia Except West Fiji Islands
and New Caledonia especially ad-
mail New Zealand and Sa
Islands, via Vancouver and
Victoria. = cD-Noana April 90 500
aads via seat,e5-TSnso Maru April "a. 500 m
Hawaii japan. Corea China and Phil
ippine Islands tyia San Francisco
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands
transport -. May . 1890 m
New-York tribune., 1907-04-15

pRoPosALs FOR CONSTRUCTING ny CoNTR AC-r
Il battleships mos. ~ viii he rec.toS -
the Navy Department until twelve O'Clock noon on Thur
Circular defining the chief characteristics o sad sss
Is ready and plans and Specifications for their
will be ready for distribution among
by Goth instant Forms proposaf ana co
tract may be had on application 90 the penartr.srt
v. II. MErCALF. Secretary Of the Navy.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-15
James MCCreery & Co.
54f6 Sfrees,
25rd Sfreef.

23rd sSfreef 54f6 sSfrce,.
ILK DEPARTMENTS. In Both Stores.
"McCreery Silk"
Commencing Monday, April the 18th.
Sale of $4,000 yards, plain, fancy col
Ored, white and black Silk.
Rough Shantung Silk. White, black
and natural Ecru.
White and black Habutai Silk.
soc per yard
White ground, POmpadOur Taffetas.
Black and white check LOusine.
Fancy TafFetas, printed BrOche and
Liberty Satins
Imported white and black Taffetas.
65c per yard
large assortment of French and
Tartan PIaids, Taifetas and double width
Grenadine MarGuse All the fashion,
a able cOlOrs and black.
Black Crepe de Chine and Pekin
stripe Taffeta. 55c per yard
All silk, rough Shantung POngee. A
wide range of cOlOrs including natural
ecru, white and black. 75c per yard
23rd SfreeE. S4f6 >Sfreef.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rises 9.S3 Moons age
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook 9:Ss Island $50 Hell Gate 1f;43
PM-sandy Hook 944 Gov. Island 1902 Hell Gate II 20
New-York tribune., 1907-04-15

NEST POINT. " Y. April. To- 10O7-sEALED
w proposals, IN tripHcae. subject
tons for furnishing forage during year ending
June 30 1905 will be received until Il NJ, May II.
lSUi; such forage being required year
tion furnished upon application l. reserves the right
% reject accept all bids part thereof
Envelopes containing proposals should Pro
posais for Forage addressed 10 .. NJ. L. : A
New-York tribune., 1907-04-15

proposals FOR CONSTRUCTING Gymnasium and
a Bachelor Odicers' Quarters-Fort H. G Wright,
y. T.. April 8. 19O1-Sealed proposals trfDIicate
will be received here until o. m. April so 1907
and then opened for furnishing labor and material.
and constructing Two buildings a gymnasium and a
set or othcers quarters at this post. Information
furnished upon application Envelopes containing
proposals should be marked Proposals for Cfymna-
SUM or Officers Quarters the be
TO be opened April 80. 1907. addressed TO Quar-
termaster Fort H. c. Wright. y. Y, Via New Lon
don, Conn