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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-08
PRINCETON TRACK MEN AT PRACTICE.
Outdoor Work Begun-PrOspects for a
Strong VARSITY Team.

Princeton, " j.. April (SpeciaD.-The regular
outdoor practice of the Princeton University track
teams began at the close of the Easter recess. A
squad forty is practising daily on University
Field
A +. Copeland formerly a star hurdler or the
New York Athletic Club who proved himself an
efficient coach and trainer, is again directing the
work of The team. freshman team IS DelnB De
Neloped this year, Of which @. II. Whitley, the
star half-miler from Lawrencevilie, has been ap-
pointed captain
The prospects for a successful track team at
Princeton are brighter this year than for several
years past. All the who represented Prince
in the intercollegiate meet last year are eligible
this year. excepting 4. Niback. %, in the hurdles
Last years point winners are Captain Armstrong,
who obtained fourth place in the low hurdles; X
A Gamble O9, who third place in the 100
yard dash. and /. II. Simons '0S. who was first In
the broad jump in 1905 and obtained fourth place
last year. $. Rulon- Miller, who won second place
in lO0-yard dash in the intercollegiate meet in
1905. is again eligible compete. With Rulon- Miller
and Gamble in this event, Princeton seems sure OF
making a good showing. j. L. Esele. OF. the long
distance runner, Is also eligible this for the
first time in three years and should figure well IN
Princeton record for the distance, his time being
SAG Is. ". +. Connors, 0s, a fast man in the
spTints. is eligible TO compete This year. In the
CALIFORNIAN games last fall three first places
I'm the weight contests and the high jump
There is promising material for the fresh
team. among whom Whitley. last years
interschOlastic champion In the half-mie. Mac
Fadyen. Exeters ex-football captain in the weight
events. and Fra1tz. LawrenceYtle's long distance
runner. in the twO-Inile
The athletic executive committee has decided to
award the varsity "P" 10 winners Of first place in
the dual meet with Yale this year. The races for
the Weeks prizes for nOvices will probably be held
the middle OF this month
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ON THE SPEEDWAY.
Ted Beats KingmOnd by T1co
Lengths ia .Spirited Race.

Kingmond. 2:o9, and Ted, 2:l5A. yesterday
trotted the race of the day on the Speedway
Nathan straas drove the latter and Claus Boiling
was behind tho former. Il was KingInonds first
brush in two years. by defeating Queen Wilkes
2.l0is, he won the title Of champion on the Speed
way four wears ago. but Went wrong and for a long
Tine had not been started against other horses
4ed, Just OUT OF winter quarters, fast
Dollet ana iull OF ambition TO go Mr. Straus had
- e4elL aH ms strelgth 10 restrain him he
swept down the stretch the first time two lengths
N front 81 klngm0nd. Horsemen felt sorry for
The OLD trotter as he brought up the rear in the
second triag breaking and finishing fully twenty
made by KinRmond Mr.. Straus generously con-
scented 10 start Ted again. though he had already
won me seilcs OF brushes Dope never worked
g greater change I'm a facehOrsa than was apnaranT
warmed up and trOttng like the Kingmond of old
ne forged ahead OF his speedy rival al the end 81
the nrst quarter and held his lead OF two lengths
10 tile hiisl Good judges Of pace OF the
opinion taat he was moving faster than a 2:lO
clip as he passed the winning post
The weather was too cold for comfort on The
road and there were few brushes l. ". Roynton's
new krotter Crimson Clover, 2:lsiG going striknRlv
Ike kingmOnd. twice defeated J. T. Gibbons bay
mare Bessie G.. who In turn from w J. Kin
Ieys brown trotter Bonnie Betsy Oracle Pandit
TIE smallest trctter on the road, showed clean
llf on heels 10 the bay PAGER Disturbance George
II Huber drove the winner Among the notable
horses seen or the drive the bay PAGER Sol
stone. ZIG, Just purchased Thomas q FTin6s.
Banker. bay trOtting stallion. recently added 10
the stable Of Y. J. Clark; Norrie 2a9ii \ Grand
tlrcult trotteT, driven for the first time By An
Neiland Frank Wilson. 2sJ6It. driven by f. q IA
Place; IDA Highwood, 2;09i4. driven by Nathan
5tfaos; sue DIX. 2:lbls. driven By DR. II d Gill.
ss.senihae harela S;lss4, driven by DR. Claude H.
suose soardman. driven bv Harry I, ToplitZ and
IA Belle Rosa. driven by ". r. Parsons.
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Public Notices.
N-EW YORK SUPREME COURT
n Ninth Judicial District.
HILL. VIEW RESERVOIR


or coIlMISsI9NEI:s or :, A PIT
Pubic notice Is 6r9y s t R2 81 S Yd 10 a
application the supreme Court OF the state q New
under is I Chapter "a Of the amended
coar ~ 10 lie hed in and for the Ninth judicial
District the Court House in the Village OF White
th 1907 st 10 oeoc N the forenoon q thar dry or
such application tafobtain order OF the Court ap
Gge AZ whom snail reside in the County Of New York ana
at least one OF weI s3a Tf Is 9 ~ S.3 S
commissioners Of appraisal udeF SAD act and dschsTgs
amen1atory thereof upon such cor1r1lSsoneIs or ap
pr pnrc and wholesome water for ne city Yrk
me real et t yE IN the County Of Westcbeste-
arr b folone IS brief description o. the zeal estate
sought reference to tbs date and place Of
those certain pieces or parcel, o ., rSe sso.. s
state OF New 131H shoSn t G n, a RosTd ~ ygt
in the city Of Yonkers. County OF Westchester
New. York under TIRE provisions OF Chapter 724 % The
% bstvsnr Central Park Avenue ana KrlbaI 4vs-
Az bye mar was MED in The ofics OF the Fe-stsr
18TH day OF February. 1907. and is bounded ana de-
be saPv AZ n she 81 n @ ATsnR and 10 unh
sery linz 81 satI Avenue y 40 degrees - minutes F
Psi Zee, 70 the southwest corner Of parcel No and
westerly % saia parcel y 90 degrees p minutes
81 the easterls lire % Jerome Avenue and the
NOSE gSs'tTy 19n, GS R1ree 8fSSs s S9n'l1T;
westerly lines of parcels Nos and > OF
Io feet EadF; TO- ne 4 st and n d9
thence along the northeTy line or said parcel : -
utes f % feet degrees ~ minutes 1T5
to The narhsas G6snsr sala paTs thence a7oS ne
TO 0f parcel No e. thence
a2F'sesy e oI fa is es.r m os lr ne a.
the said westerly line y q degrees 10
IN aio9 9 1 St 5,5I.e. " fs r., ,r SO ,
westerly line Of parcel No SO y - degrees 10 minutes
and the soatherly OF Avenue thence along
southerly line said Avenue and the 0ortherIy lines
minutes 1870 feet the southwest corner q TIE be-
westerly lines 81 parcels Mo-. - ~. IS - % and 4
s sggT. ana aIande. ans * dres 10 minutes T
5. IS degrees - minutes W 1873 feet s % d.
v. 1928 feet. q degT.ss 70 minutes " sos feet
- degrees ~ G F " lse 70 aegrees =
feet and Is degrees 93 minutes ". 1895 feet the
southeast corner % Parcel No thence along the south
taaces: y II degrees q minutes 500 feet 81
ute. 2Gs feet to tr southeast corner Of Parcel No B
A. minutes " 656 feet 70 the southeast Of
parcel No in the easterly line - Jerome Avenue;
tnente cr' 1, - 80 ,s, " o 80 ai SSog re
20 minutes W 4oe feet 10 the point place
's to be assgl.sa y The {, Ci'y .; 49, , York N
st.Tsncs =, hereby ads to he SAID ma aIsd
2laIsSa IN tn once 81 S9s srr Or me S3qSy
estate TO be taken IN fes. as above described
WILLIAM S0-5s,,, E5I gso.:.,
once and Post Once Address:
Corner Of Cranbers ana Centre Streets.
View York city.
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NEW LAWN TENNIS CUPS
Ne7r York Athletic Among Clubs to
Offer Trophies for Games.

v-c-r nav and valuable cups are 20 be offered
Tor lawn tennis championships for players IA Ii,s
vicinity this season. The most important VIII be
that Of the New York Athletic Club. which VIII
this year holG the New York state tournament on
its courts AZ Travers Island This VIII oe the his1
time that the Mercury Foot organization mas heio
such an important meeting. Not since lSo mas me
cub held an open tournament, and the coming
state championship scheduled for the week Of July
s. marks its entry upon meetings OF premier I'M
portance.
Pufus Davis chairman Of the lawn tennis CON-
mittee has arranged for the club to offer an IN
usually handsome trophy, in addition 10 the chal-
lenge cup provided last season, when the meeting
held the courts Of the Staten Island Cricket
held by Frederick r. Alexander who has declared
that he will surely defend il this season From It's
meeting the present indications that the entry
viii include all Of the top class PLAYERS Of me
country who wiil at that time be tuned up 10 Ihe
The revival OF The Long Island championship by
the Kings County Lawn Tennis Club. OF Brooklyn,
has been followed by the donation of a new cup
This tournament VIII open the season in the metro
pOtan district as il IS scheduled for the week of
May % This is tgO weeks earlier than the eX-
perts have ever before begun tournament play IA
this vicinity In measure IL Will be the initial
Iyn Eagle has donated fine piece or plate valued
a. 500 10 be won three times but not necessarily
A feature of the Long Island championship re-
viVal promises TO be the competitive playing OF
longing tcam Seals g Wright ii Karl H Behr jr
Raymond ID Little and Others hsve already prom
Il is also announced that Frederick b. Alexander.
Theodore Roosevelt Pell. Herbert L. Westfall.
Wylie C. Grant. Charles /. Bull. jr. and Harold II.
Hackett VIII be represented on the lists.
Only slightly secondary 10 these two meetings
and offered trophies viii be the Central Jersey
Championship and the tournament the
courts Of the DunWoodie Country Club. The for
ner is scheduled for the week Of Nav p. II was
won last wear ny William 2. Cragin. jr and IN
DER the direction of the United States National
Lawn Tennis Association this year there is evil
dence that coil Riate exports from Princeton and.
The University Of Pennsylvania VIII meet the best
n the metropolitan players The new cups have
stimuated interest thls early I'm the game. and the
lists for the seasons meetings give early evidence
OF being particularly well filled.
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YACHTING NEWS AND NOTES.

John T. Pirie. a Sea cliff. " Y. has sold his
fast raceabout Tartan 10 Rear Commodore Charles
Longstrcth 81 the corinthian Yacht Club OF PhiIa-
dephia, through Stanley NJ Seaman Of this cf,,,
The Tartan. which won the championship OF 1906
viii be raced the Delaware. with other boafS
recently purchased by members OF the club
9. T. Grsnbery. o. the New Rochelle Yacht Club
has sold his sloop Rube the champion OF the handi
CAP class OF last season, to William Latta jr. of
Philadelphia. who will her this season al
ROckiand. Ne.
r. l. NeTplanel-. Of Brooklyn. has purchased the
cruising laurch Columbia from +. l.. Edmunds
r. J.. Dune has sold his knoclsa5out I4al TO John
s. FaTlow. OF Boston. AID the Gasolene launch
Nnutilus. owned Dy J. ID. Crosby. has been bought
~ 81 J: Rethuei Of Boston TIE sloop FL Sab.o
owned BY u. 3. Buck % Boston, has been pur-
CHASED by Kiss Elizabeth Burgess
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Corea China and Philippine Islands
(yia Vancouver and Victoria. y. C.)--
Empress OF Japan n n
Japan Corea and China especially
dressed only. (via SeatueD-Shinano
Maru April TO- 900 m
Tahiti ana MaTQuesas Islands
lsco)-MsriPosa April H. 1890 a m
Islands ola Tacoma)-Cyclops. April H. 900 m
Hawaii (vla Francsco-Aameda April lG u 30 M
Hawaii japan. Corea China Phil
ippine Islands (via San Francisco
Australia (except West). Fiji Islands
and New Caledonia Especially Ad-
dressed mail New Zealand ami
moan islands,. Vancouver and Vie
toria. b -Moana. April 20. 500 m
ands via seetto1-Tango Maru -. April "a 500 m
Hawaii Japan. Corea. China Phil
America Maru ........>.. April 90 1890 a m
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PURTIC NOTICE.

STATE OF NEW NCfsh-
Roard OF Railroad Commissioners, 1907
~ - Albany. April D - -
Application having made to this BoaIe vs p.
VyIi-.l ana ortv- dfth street Railway Con ~ifv e.
posing surface railroaI ~ a. 10
New York borough OF Manhattan coilnle-, sof rul-
intersection OF I45th and LenoN ave ~ inter.
nlng thence westerly along 145th street Sefonca g.
section of SAID f+5th street and Broaoay - for s
442a feetl under Section 50 OF the raii-. rsuios
certificate required under said section tas M app
or SAIL section have been complied with ny w nes
cant company and that public convenience onnanY
slty REQUIRE the construction Of the appSlig heak
railroad. NOTICE is hereby given thas j. pRoard u
on said appcayo will held by tn.s, NSS~rroooIt.t
New York Office Oe Board Room oVsg ~, n Iarrr
Building. L Madison avenue. New YORK ei'''
day April Is. 1907 at p. NJ
Ds the H'u' JOHN S. KENSssslI@1dta,
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Public Notices

10. H. crossing road ieading s-sa Tl--~-,s,-,>~
sy st ps1eeS 40 Il the fOovs sPs On.
"a =. isss Seer n So 81 s3s g e.. a1'ssac..e
$50 Feet $ S. IA = sT3 feet. 81 So 6sS Is. II
Hi: thence along ne and sriI oSs g Soun,ss
sas nertReI s,2 feet ii "a. 81 ~ Parcel Nss ss
1908 feet ". n rs z 1e0s feet; thsncs - 81 So
the same y a. 80 q "a lssI a5d 4 '1r.sncs aoo,
5 sssT o2 y 2sss >est " So IS 81 41fiss' thSs.
g - = as Tee 20 ne centre OF ne isss and
Soad and sti continuing aonS he es 81 ssuts 1 ~,
sly ns S. p P22o5SSi fee 70 poi5, & s',
S % paT 0s 4 parcei ana still eon wsTiy so y,
OF the before mentioned Samsonvile RSs4 Ne csns
Feet y r. 4s' az e 5s7 fses ana and = g q ss
bd e 70 Davis Corners tSeacs aion ,iain ~
sss' ~ Re " q s9s feet 10 the nor1 lss @ 9.
No 81 thence slong the north line sais 5s.s, a
thence along the same ana the west ms - C,s
i e n ,nsace 81 is g SIS SIS f s.e 3 g, g IS
before mentioned EsoPSs Sriez thence along ~ ia
+ 81 81 ass e! sss' n IS I5 assssI
hefora mentioned parcel No %; thence corner Q,
Ne q :9 sI Pa!se's S. g. e. "a. 5O g, ss
cry point q parcel q 10 ss 81 ,1es t ss
e, ,Es d tsst & s6s os 5211 tte Ger '
fsei aSd s So 81 = s4as Zee. Is the vs. 81 g Isl,
5Ss Sc: 81 2os feet to the so9theSstA os1;
No Ss thence aIons ne ye a. line @ ssi ps. @
or place OF beginning " eas pcl
OF Eau.
tanned in the above description '~'stss
Reference hereby made to ths SaIH -
Aforesaid the oflce OF the County Clerk - 1at
- Ulster for q detailed descrfnfioy County
esttts taken IN fee. above descrfbea we raj
N case any property above described IL No.
public purpose such highway, etc sncE ~ aar
until The City o. New York shan - saaa
tight possession OF change the sans 90
Dated March 4th. 1901.
WILLIAM b ELLISON
once and Postoffce address Han Of ReeorSs~a 'I
Corner OF Chambers and Centre sta. BoE Or ssSSs,,
y. Y City
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Sunday, April 7, 1907.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Umbria G3r). Dow Liverpool March 20 and
cabin and 724 passengers. mails and mdse
rived the Bar at iO:43 a m.
Steamer Min (Br Sutherland. Santos February a. Rio
Janeiro March 10 and ST Lucia q 10 John Seager CO.
with coffee. Arrived the Bar II 30 a
Steamer TrGve GER Ahlborn. Bremen March 2s.
Oetchs with II cabin and 1922 steerage
and mdse. Arrived at the Par AT m,
Steamer Badeuin Ger. Abers. Hamburg March ~ 20
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Line. with l,G05 passen-
Steamer Butcher Cen Reessing. Nassau April the
HamburgAmerican Line. with $40 passengers Arrived AZ
steamer New York Roberts Southampton and Cher
bourg March 30 the American Line with 25l cabin
CD steerago mails and mdse Arrived tho
Steamer Ada Clor) Olsvik Progreso March ~ and
Campeche p. Thebaud Bros with mdse. Arrived at
the Bar 800 a
steamer Tudor Prince (8r> curtis Shields March 81
Howard HOuder Rowat & 60. In ballast. Arrived
the Bar II 80 m. 9th
the Transport co. with % cabin passengers
mdse Arrived at the Bar NJ 1 a m, 18th
Steamer Aureoe 6Br) Waters Byth March p, 10 Philip
Ruprecht In ballast. Arrived at the Bar at a m.
Steamer BIeslau Ger. Prayer. Bremen March %.
Oelrichs with Il cabin and 1914 steerage passen-
in ballast Arrived AZ the Bar az 40 m.
Steamer Ia Touraine (Fr). Fatoe Havre March 70 to
the French Line with mails and mdse south
east Of Fire Island at 4:35
Steamer Macmillan (Br). Simpson Calcutta, Feb
Tuary 3 via Boston April q. Norton e Son, with
mdse Passed Fire Island at 3:8I M
70 Philip Rupyecht in ballast Passed Sandy
10 a m and pr9ceeded 10 PHILADELPHIA
Steamer Fl Sigo Galveston April the South
ern Pacific co. with mdsc.
sandy Hook n J, April = $50 p m-Wind east strong
breeze: cloudy
SAILED.
Steamers Rotterdam Dutch Amsterdam; Selsdon Or).
River Plate: Arabstan (Br) Montevdeo Synra
CSorp. Louisburg. S: Fl Monte. New Orleans: Rio
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PROPOSALS. FOR ELECTRIC LIGHT FIXTURES,
. etc-Fort Wood. y. ]. r.. April g. 19O7.-Sealed
proposals in tripcae, for furnishing and installing
in certain buildings at this
noet will be received until 1000 a. June J.
19O7 The T. s. the right reject all
bids Information furnished on application: En-
yaIones containing proposals should be ndOrssd PRO
nosaI for electric light hxtures and addressed to the
undersigned. G. G. BURNELIA ConstS. Or. Mr..
0UARTERMAsTER's OFFICE. WEST POINT y Y.
y 4 1a0T-sseaIed proposals duplicate sub
iect conditions will be received at ms ONCE
--e5 T1pe ana fittings bath and toilet rooms in
"a cadet barracks at West Point y Y The T. ; re-
es tn rigbt to accept or reject any al proposals
any part Forms for proposals furnished upon
snIication Address Quartermaster. West Point. N \.
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
n tribune received at their Uptown once. No. 1854
offces al regular Office rates until O'Clock p via:
Broadway between %6th and 37th until O'Clock
o m Advertisements received at the following branch
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MANHATTAN ,,, OPERA y Nh M9 ~,


SEASON OF GRAND OPERA.
OSCAR HAMMERSTElN - - Director
-LAST WEEE-BUT ONE---
TONIGHT, SI5-FlotOw's MARTA. Mines
DonaIda De Cisneros; NM. Bonc. Arimondi,
Cianoli -Cialletti. MuSnoz. Conductor, Tanara-
TUES NIGHT APR. D. BENEFIT Pro Casa
GARIBAIDI-iIDA. Mines Russ De Cisneros;
NM Bass Ancona, Arimoudi. Mugnoz, Tecchi.
Conductor. Campauni.
WED APR 10 at S:i5-GRAND DOUBLE BILL
-IeoncavaIIo's 1 PAtiIHACCI. Mime. Donalda NM.
Bassi Sammarco, SevetlhaC, NeUturinti and tFifth
NAVARRAISE. Nine Calve NM. DalmOres, Ait
chevsky. Seyeilhac. Gilbert, ArimondL Conductor.
THURS. APR. H. at s15-special performance
textral. regular prices. DoniZettfs LUCIA ID LAM
NERNOOR Mines Pinkcrt. Severua. NM Bouci.
SevelIhac. Mugnoz Nenturin TecchL Conductor.
Max BendjN.
ACCI Nine Donalda NM. Bassi. Sammarco,
Saveilhac VenturinI, and Doth appearance Of NINE.
CALVE) Mascagnfs CAVAILERIA RUSTICANA-
Mines Calve. Giaconin Severina; NM Daimores.
Seveiihac. Conductor. tampanini.
SAT. MAT. APR. II, at 2,15-NerdTs RICO
LTTTO. Mines Pinkert. GiaCOnia. Severina. lac
carla; NM Bouci. Sammarco. Gilbert. Mugnoz, Fos-
SAT-. NIGHT APR. l3. at s,l5-Popuar Prices.
T5c to 81 .O0-Meyerboer' THE uCGJEN0TS.
Mines Russ De Clsueros. ZeppilU Aria. Severna.
Xaccaria: NM Bassi, ArimoUdi. AuCona. Seveilhac.
Tecch- Venturni. Fossetta, MugnoZ. Daddi.
Rockingham Conductor. Cdnp5uini.
CANPANINI CONCERT to $3.50
Seats for al above selling.
SUBSCRIPTION SALE
NOTE or SEATS FOR NEXT SEASON OF
GRAND OPERA NOW PROGRESSING.
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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.


Gibraltar. April Arrived steamer Carpathia (Br)
Pentecost, New York Genoa Naples etc
Liverpool. April 6-ATrived Bowie (rl Kerr
Queenstown. -
Southampton. April 6--Arrived steamer PHILADELPHIA
- Mills. New York via Plymouth and CherbourE
RUNE Anril C-Arrived previously. steamer Pannonia
., tHrl Benison New York VIA Naples Trieste
SusennstoWn april q $50 nSailed steamer Campania
=. tISi', War;. from Liverpool for York.
Neville April 6-Sailed steamer Caledonia (r Baxter
from Glasgow for New York
Isle OF Wight, April Passed steamer Nieuw Amster-
Gam GOutch). Bonjer. Rotterdam and Boalogne for
New York for Bremen. -" -
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun age -
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy Hook 400 427 He'll Gate O. 20
PM.-sandy Hook 4:ls Gov. Island 5:17 Hell 7:IO
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Birmingham Shantung, Pekin Striped
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duFc.
The latest cOlOrs i'm Taffetas and Peau
de Cygne suitable for lining sheer mate
rials.
On Monday, April the Sth.
Sale of Black Taffetas Dress Silk.
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12,OOOyards superior quality printed
FOuIard silk. All the fashionable de-
signs sand cOlOrs. a large variety of navy
blue and white, black and white.
65c per yard
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NOTICE OF APPLICATIONS E0R The APPOINTMENT

NEW YORK SUPREME COURF-THIRD JUDICIAL
~ DISTRICT-ELSTER COUNTY
ASHOEAS RESERVOIR.
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TRAAsPAcIFIc MAILS.
Destination and steamer Gloss =, ,-a,- v,-,,
ses2a Except paosls-post Failt) - w. ~
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

For other sports see page eight.
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BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND APPORTIONgr~-
Public notice is hereby given that ueetn- "a
the Board Of Estimate and AppOrtiOnment heI -
day. March 10. 1907 the following petition va, %
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KNICKERBOCKER Broadway and 3Sth Street
Evenings S15 Mats Wed & sat, 2.15
MONTGOMERY & STONE IN Rrb PiI Y,11
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Proposals.


PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIFS-ROCE
IL Island Arsenal Rock Island. H.. April 1907 =
trtplicate,
nIshed by this only. viii received v he 5rdr
signed until , o'clock p NJ. Tuesday Nav fo6- ~
furnishing hardware leather steel iron cleaning mate
paints. chemicals. materials ana
lighting paper lumber, ETC. during the year ending
June 80 1905 Information furnished on application
Colonel 5 h.. BLUNT Comdg.
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF CoII-,ToI,
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POSAIS will be received this Office ocioci,
noon SATURDAY April q 1907 for furnishing tons
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Grande. Brunswick and Mobile.
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