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New-York tribune., 1907-03-19
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

mass meeting 20 consider tho present police
situation will be held Cooper Union this evening
by the Peoples Institute. The Rex. Thomas r.
Slicsr. J. Aspinwali Hodge and others viii urge the
necessity Cr the passage Of the Bingham police bill
Sir Percy Sanderson. tho British Consul General
will be the guest Of honor at the annual dinner OF
the Canadian Society az the Hotel Astor next Fri
day night. Among those who expected TO speak
Will be DR.. Anthony Evans. Hudson Maxim and
Corporation Counsel William B. Ellison.
Professor John Bassett Moore and Frederick
coming International Arbitration and Peace Con-
viii lecture at the Museum of Natural History and
Mr Lynch at the Wadleigh High School
Charles Johnston will give a lecture under tho
auspices OF the Board OF Education this evening at
Institute Hall, No. 21s East l0Gth street. st
Patrick end Classical Learning" and Joel Werda
Will lecture on Persia, the Kingdom Of the Shahs.
at st. Corneliuss Church. No 423 West 46th street
The Columbia Institute Cadets will hold their
annual drill al the 22d Regiment Armory, Broadway
and 6sth street. Friday afternoon. March p.
The drill! will begin at 3-3O p. m.
The annual meeting Of the donors. patrons and
members OF the Hebrew Sheitering Guardian So
ciety orphan Asylum of New York will be held on
March "a at Broadway and l51st street The meet
ing viii be called at Il q. m, when the various re-
ports Will he received, after which eight directors
will be elected for the term of three years in place
of Samuel D. Levy. Frederick I.ewiSOhn, Joseph L.
Randolph Guggenheiner Edward G. Gerstle and
Maurice BamhergeF.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19
ANOTHER MAIN BREAKS.
Gcyser WaroonS Students in COlum-
bia Yacht Club.

1O-inch water main Of the Croton system,
used for fire hydrants in the Riverside Drive
section burst last night at the foot Of West seth
street. and flooded small portion of the Cen
tral-Kudson freight tracks and held up several
members Of the Columbia Yacht Club who, in
going TO and coming from their quarters at seth
street. have 10 cross a bridge directly over the
broken water main.
In two hours the broken main was repaired.
When the students of Columbia who had Seen
at the club. left the house TO get up TO the
Drive they found their way led through a roar
ing geyser and stopped.
Patrolman John c. Hickey. of the West Tooth
street station. the marooned students ami
took off his heavy jacket. wrapped it around the
broken main and kept the bridge clear for n
few minutes while the students left the club
Hickey was thoroughly drenched when he get
through
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19
BIDS ON CATSK1LL AQUEDUCr
Eight Opened for First Section-wav Cost
S6.COOO0O

,,t blas tor building between Hunters Brook and
Fouhdfy HrooN valleys, the first section OF the nov
1queouct TO bring water 10 the city from tho
OalstlH lH mountains. which is expected 10 cost s161
O0"OOo We're opened yesterday by J. Edward Sim
mons, Charles y. Chadwick and Charles A s,,o,,
me Commissioners Of Water Supply This section
IS about ten miles long. and Will cost II IS sat5
between S50O0.OO0 and s60OoOO0 Eight bids ,,sra
received J. Waldo Smith. the chief engineer az
rhe board said that 50 far he could Judge, the
shree lowest bids from the Crawford Com
pary, OF No 50 9Th street. Brooklyn: the Thomas
McNally Company, OF Pittsburg and the Patricl,
McCiovern Company. of Boston. The commission
ers ordered the Hds tabulated for presentation az
their regular meeting on Wednesday, when the
contract viii probably be awarded
The money for building the aqueduct according
20 legislative enactment. IS TO be obtained by
twenty year bonds issued by the city. Nearly
s200oOoo worth Of these have been voted but those
issued so far have been received with little favor
and il is expected that they will have to be
changed 10 run for nifty years. In the mean time
commissions are c0ndemnins or buying outright the
property over which the aqueduct is 10 run. Sew
eral villages Will have To be moved, a railroad will
have be transplanted for several miles and acres
on acres of land purchased 20 make the desired
room The reservoir viii be one OF the largest IN
the world.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTs.

FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool. March lsA-rved Cev;c CBr) Clarke
New York
Southampton, March 1eArrived. steamer Trent CBr).
- Pearce. New York ia kingston colon. etc.
Bermuda March IS. 10 m Arrived, steamer Bermu-
FlyTaonth March s 1921 mArrived. steamer Kaiser
Wilhelm II Cuppers. York fCr C'heFlsgrR
Bremen and proceeded.
Bremen. March 10. Sailed. steamer Crosser Kur-
ftIrst tGer). Prehn.
Calcutta March l5-salei. steamer Rabeufels Ger.
kripuner. BOSTON and New York
TARIFF. March lIfassei. steamer Morch 3uss)
TreueTt. New York for Naples. etc
Hamburg. March 15-Arrived steamers CGer).
Schau. New York; Regina GER. Ieibler New York
Carman, New York.
GLASGOW. March 1s-Arrived steamer Columbia (Br
Wadsworth. New York via Movile
Gibraltar. March lR-Arrved steamer Naootan Prince
nirl sheppard Naples. etc, for York
Barbados. March l4-Sailcd. steamer SiernunA (Ger,
Echudt Grom Rio JaneiroI. New York -
Montevideo March l5-Sailed steamer Dulblair
Jones from iququc. etc). New York
Fort Natal March Ia Arrived. Indus r) Kdd
Cherbourg. March ls 3 p m-Arrived steamer Kaser
Wilhelm III tGer). Cuppors New York via Plymouth
Bremen (and Iroceededl.
Gibraltar. March lS m-Arrived. steamer Princes
Irene CieT). Wittse!n. New York for Naples and
CeGao lard proceeded.
Rio Janero. March le-sailed Titan Crl Dixon
New York
Boulogne. March II 2 a u1-sailed steamer Noordam
G)utch), Stenger from Rotterdan).
Scilly, March iS-Passed steamer Hudson Nr Ia Bar
rer, New York for Havre
Colombo March lSATrived steamer Swazi (Rr) Dobbs.
New York via Alden and Tuticorin Calcutta
Rio De Ia Plata March lS-Arrived. Croydon
tBr). Mann, New York via St Thomas for Buenos
Ayres and Ia Plata
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York. Monday, March 18, 1907
ARRIVED


Steamer British Monarch Anderson Calcutta
Gary H. 70 Norton Son. with mise. Arrived the
steamer Psnnsalar CPorn Boteho Lisbon rebrgsry %
ste. s,samsr Amsterdam CDu;ch Barenas. glasgow Feb
ruary 2i 70 FNlnCh. Edye Co. in ballast Arrived at
the Far at midnight.
to a oaferbridre & CO ~h 3 passengeTs nails and
mese. ATriyed at the Par az ! a m ,.-.. -,
ruary y, 10 James 2 Ward & 60. with mdse Arrived
Steamer cqledoaia mn Pazer Glasgow and Nozzle
storage passengers and dse Arrived a; the Bar e.
steamer Mnnshaha o,r, Robinson London March = 20
tho Atlantic Transport GO with - passengers and mdss
Steamer cedric Rr. Medaock Naples March 9. TO ,ho
White Star Line with $40 cabin and oao stcsraSe pas
sengers ana indse Arrived AZ n" Bar a. s.o4 m.
a and n uaa TO S% fo M1E'G ro1o o
rived at h. Bar at II % ? m March il
Steamer Baker Ger orrel Port Antonio March 10
tho tinted Fru, 90 Win passengers ana frui; Ar
rived AZ tho Par at s.25 m
ary 10. 70 Theodore Rugef % with udse Arrived a,
steamer senator cor) Aa-yvo Por, Antonio March II
70 the Atlantic Fruit Co. with fruit Arrived tho Bar
steamer Rico DeIano baltimore 20 II c Foster
" .o5n rs ri Re ParEsr aTeson at March ~ to ~.
Southern Pacific Co with mdFe Passed in Quarantine
s,eaner Proeu. TTorn,r orlean, March 1s 10 tAe
IN Quarantine At ss2 m anu ''.S9
Steamer city q Columbus Smith. Savannah March Is.
% the Ocean - 20" with passengers and mcse, Passed
in Quarantine A. SOS N
Co with m1se Passed n Cuarnntlre AZ 0-JG n m.
Steamer Monroe Hu,uh"rs, Norfolk and Newport News
the ola Dominion IS %. with and udse.
Passed IN Quarantine at 20 IT..
Steamer Raw Port Jensen towing barge Badger New
port News for New Bedford Passed IN Quarantine at
1913 a
SANDY Hook. y : March 1s $50 p m-wInd west.
light breeze: clear.
SAILED
Steamers Macl'ay- Bennett: Trinidad tI3r> bermuda
Matanzas, Havana and Tanpico Ogeechee. brunswick
Seneca, Norfolk ana Newport News. vaderand Belgl.
Antwerp via Dover
Steamers va4:.rland Gsls'. Antwerp: Tasman fNor.
weston; Dorothy
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19
TO BUILD BIG AND FAST COLLIER.
The Vestal to Have Speed of More than
Sixteen Knots.

The keel Of what is to he the largest and fastest
naval collier in the world is 10 be laid at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard next week. The vessel.
which is 10 cost Sl50oO00, is 10 be named the
Nestal She will he OF two GOLFERS of exactly
the same dimensions for tho United States navy
The other is to be called the Pronetheus. and is
TO be built at the San Francisco Navy Yard.
1t IS expected that the Vestal will be launched
in fourteen months from the time the keel is laid
The NestaFs principal dimensions be 45O
feet In length, 90 feet 2s inches beam. and feet
draft She Will be able carry $500 tons Of coal
exclusive of her own fuel supply. and viii be
equipped with engines that will drive her at
speed exceeding Is knots. that she can keep
up with a fleet of battleships when cruising She
will carry of $50 officers and men, and will
be armed with four S-inCh guns
There will be a formal ceremony when the keel
IS laid. The Navy Yard BAND will play and Rear
Admiral Joseph b. Coehlan and his staff. with Ma
val Constructor Capps. chief Of the bureau OF
struction at Washington and others 10 be pres
the ceremony.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19
JEWELRY THIEVES ARE HELD.
Technical Charge Brought TO Detain Them
for london Police.

A Preston Green and Charles P Rorer who were
arrested on the steamer Amerika Of the Hamburg
American Line yesterday with Jewels in their
possession valued at from S3501O to $1,000 said TO
have been stolen from Tiffanys and other jewelers.
IN London, held in $4,000 bail each Yesterday
by Magistrate Barlow in the Tombs police court
for further examination on Wednesday afternoon
The charge was bringing stolen property into the
state.
The customs officials decided no. 10 press the
complaint Of smuggling, but il was announced that
IN case the men succeeded in getting bail the
smuggling charge VIII be made in order to hold
them for the London police
When the men were arraigned Assistant District
attorney Johnstone said he would insist on a
Shafee OF grand larceny, but there was uc docl-
59eniary evidence IN court which 10 base IT, and
s1aslslrate Barlow said lie could not entertain II
on the mere word Of tie police. The case VIZ
4oJourned Tor an hour 10 give the detectives time
% snow the cable dispatch from Scotland Yard on
Wnlch they had made the arrests
4heh a charge Of bringing stolen propertv info
Lhe state under Section $50 Of the Penal Code was
IIdoe against the men, Dan O'Reilly who an
peaarea TOT them maintained that they could not be
nsIo on THIS complaint, but Magistrate Barlow do
coed against him. O'Reilly refused "a 10, ~
selves -4s tiIeih'
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19
CITY CLUB SUPPORTS GOVERNOR.
Endorses Public Utilities Bill-President Nc
Enemy Will Work for Bingham.

At the regular meeting Of the City Club last night
the members. in resolution. heartily inGorsed Cow
ernor HuPhes's Public Utilities bill. Al a previous
meeting the trustees Of the club passed reso-
luton indorsing the action of Governor Hughes
and the resolution last night simply said that the
club approved OF the action Of the trustees in that
matter
The club. It was announced would not send a
committee 70 Albany to work IN favor OF Commits
sioner Bingham's Police bill. but George McEneny.
president OF the club. said that he would go tha
state capital unoficiay for that purpose.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR United states
~ Patent Ofice, Washington. n e. March H. 1897
Sealed proposals Din quadruplicatp) will he received NJ
this onlce until O'Clock Monday. April - 1897
tnd will be opened Immediately thereafter. producing
during hhe fiscal year ending June 30 1903 by pho
photographic other Of
weekly OF patents designs and registered treSo
marks fo the reproduction exhausted copies Of da
and specifications; and for producing draw
irgs on reduced scale for the library edition pat
Specifications and specimens. wit OF nro
posal. will furnished application the Chief Cer.,
OF the Patent Office All bidders invited present
ut opening F. l. ALLEN. Commissioner Apbroved +.
JAMES RUDOLPH GARFIELD Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19
TRAPRocK DAMAGES AFFlRMEp.

Justice Keogh. sitting in the Supreme Court IN
Evestchester has signed the findings for the plain
iii in the action Of C0rnelia II. Arnold against tho
Hockland Lake Traprock Company and allowing
the plaintiff 5000 FOR damages. The plaintiff lives
Al Ossining The traprock company operates 4
quarry in Rockland County. opposite ossining. TIE
piain.lR showed that the company sets on blasts
a untinnely hours causing much unpleasant noise
and injury 20 her property. The company is en-
soned rom Blasting before a. and after D. m.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19
Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES -pEpApr
Il me the Interior Once Indian Affairs yvasb
ington. H. c. February 20 ts05Seaed proposals plain
IL marked the outside of the envelope: 'Trorsi -
boots and shoes. etc case nav ts
md ado the commissioner OF Indiep
G. %. will he received a TD1t,r
until . o'cock Thursday. April IL 1897 an, ne
furnishing the Indian Nffh rrtt.--
goods boots and shoes hardware. medical surnIies
Seaed proposals, plainly marked outside
envelope: Proposal for enameled ware furniture
be- and addressed "Cornn,sstoyo..
Indian Affairs Washington T. will he
at the once until o'clock D. m ~ TS,sTt, 81
April 1907 and then opened furnishing the Tn5
with enameled ware. lamps furniture bedjinr
agricultural implements. paints
ware wagons harness, leather shoe findings sad5,o-
etc school supplies. and long list mlsce!iaDeons
cles be made on Ciovernr1ar, u
Schedules giving all necessary information f,r bti6.
Will be furnished application the India, 90 rs
Washington u C.; the L. $ Indian Warehouses al Yegs
York city Chicago. Ill. No ara -"
%ebr Department the "a,
and all bids any part any bid + E I S,I-6 1IS
Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Kron9rnz Wilhelm. from Bremen. wireless
communication yesterday with Island.
probably dock about $50 tomorrow morning.
The BED Sta- liner Finland. from Antwerp
wireless communication yesterday with the station at
SlaEconset Mass. Sne will probably
1880 this morning.
The Holland America liner Statendam from Rotterdam
and Boulogne in wireless yesterday
with the station AZ siasconset viii PROBABLY
dock about 9 this morning
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19
VANCE eETs SEVEN WEARS IN PRISON.

Edward A Vance. who was convicted on charges
og grand larceny and OF bgamy in the County
Court, Brooklyn, last week. was sentenced 10 a
total imprisonment Of seven years n Sing s:ag by
Judge Dike ir the Criminal Branch OF the same
court yesterday. Vance received indeteVIainate
sentence ~ not lees than two years for larceny
after which he Wan begin Gke years sentence for
hl20mys
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19
WORKMAN GETS s2o,5oo DAMAGES.

Charles Z. Taylor. stonecutter. after trial in
the Supreme Court. before Justice Guy and jury
yesterday obtained judgment for s25 800 IN his suit
against the Remington Construction Company for
damages 10 compensate him for injuries received
while working for the defendant corporation in the
erection of the Van Norden Trust Company's build
ing Fifth avenue and Goth street
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19

~ OVERNORS ISLAND. n. Y. II. February 1s ,oo-
" Sealed proposals, in tripcate will he rcrei:5 80
until 10 A. NJ March 20 1907 printing ren,-as
Department Headquarters during -.
June 80 1905 Successful bidder viii be rconiref -
nish plant material. Work done on Gov er,[r
Island in building furnished by L s. rent free RishI
thereof Information application Enveloras part
ing proposals should be marked Proposals for
JNO. W. PULLMAN. 4. Q. NJ. q. mems
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19

nUARTERMAsTER'S OFFICE WEST POINT N Y
W March 10th i907-Seai~d proposals in tripIicate
subject the usual conditions Will be al this
office until IL O'Clock April -. 1907 for Tile
and Marble Work in the Cadet Barracks Oldb at West
Point. y Y. The United States reserves the right to
accept o. Es!Sot any or All proposals Forms for
master. West Poins. N. z.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19

TORT sLocuM. \; Y. MARCH 9. lSO7.-sEAr.ED
proposals In tripicaIe for furnishing Fuel FORAGE
end Straw, and Mineral OIL. required Fort socum
r. y during year ending June 80 1908. will be received
here until 40 A. NJ, April l. 1907 u q reserves rfObf
reject accept all proposals any part there
Cf Information furnished application. Envelopes con-
tsniag proposals Will be endorsed Proposals for Fuel
Forage and straw, and Mineral Oh. -" w T,
WILDER. Q. N.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19
Proposals.

OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF CoI1TOf
" bia Washington D g, March 12. loO7.-sealed
proposals will be received at this office O'Clock
noon April - 1907. for constructing sewers in the
District of Columbia Forms specifications and neces
sary Information may be obtained Room 49, District
Building; washington y G HENRY i. F. MACFAR-
sioners, D. G
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19

OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS.
" ARSENAL. BUILDING,
FIFTH AVENUE AND SIXTY FOURTH SrPu,r-
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. THE CRY or r1::v, -:
YORK - NEW
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL. RI,
the Park the above office Of
~ parks until , o'clock p. '''e"S
THURSDAY. APRIL II. 1907
Borough OF Manhattan.
CONTRACT NO z
FOR WORK AND MATERIALS FOR ERECrIoN AND
C'ONIPI Elton OF THE INTERIOR FINISH IN -TtT5S
NEW YORK PURLIG LIBRARY. AsTOR. IENoy
EORTIF.TH AND FORTY SECOND STREE1S N'>CEs'
The Security required Will be Four hundred
Dollars.
vvi no thirty-glx CALENDAR MONTHS after n",,o y.
begin work the building has been given. ~ "
bids will compared and contract arar4o1 -.
a lump aggregate sum
the Office the Department Of Parks. Arsenal Central
park Manhattan and also at the office OF the architects
haitian.
Hf'OO'D MOSES HERMAN.
President:
JOSEPH I. BERRY
MISfA Ell. J. kENNEDY,
commissioners OF Parks.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS
TO-DAY

Destination and steamer. Close in New York
Hawaii. japan. CCrea. China and Phil
ippine Islands via Francisco March 80, Il 80
Australia teXcept Wesu FIJI Islands
and New Caledonia Cvii Vancouver
and Victoria. p CJ-AOrangi. March 2i. 600
Pawai Francisco Alameda March 26. Il 80
Hawaii japan. Corea and China tvia
San Francisco Coutic March % 1890
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands
(yia san Fnciscol-Enpress OF japan April l. 1880
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIArrRE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun esO7 sun 6:Il sets Moons age
HIGH WATER.
A.M-Ssndy Hook 1888 Island II 81 Hell Cato "a
p PMSandy Hook li:22 Gov. Island "a 1:47
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19

CSEoUALED DISPLAYS or HIGH SCHOOL HORSES
ROYAL TROUPE OF TRAINED TtlORut GHBRFDS-
EQUINE RALI.ET or THE GARI.ANDS.
CONGRESS Of EXPERTS ~ HAJTE ECOLG
EDUCATED HORSES Al LIBERTY.
CIIMAX-C CAPPlNG CONCLAVE OF FAR FAMED
RIDERS
PRETTY AND PICTU RESCUE PAGEANT OF THE
NATIONS
BOILER BROTHERS BICYCLE SOMERSAULTS.
WISSSTO%S SEA LION JUGGLERS
TRIPLE HERDS OF ELEPHANT PERFORMERS
REALLY REMARKABLE RIDING SEAL.
SIFGRlST- -SILBOS SENSATIONAL AEEfALISTS.
100 CIRCUS ACTS BY 800 FAMOUS PERFORMERS.
Epoch Making Aerial Congress. Acrohac Marvcls % Two
Hemisphere. Specia Childreps Circus. 80 Funny
Clowns. REAL ROMAN HIPPOpRpME. Racing
G!ories ot All Ages. Htgh-IgmpinE Horses
TWO ENHIBITIONS DAILY.
AT 200 AND 500.
Doors hour earlier afford opportu-
nifty visit the menagerie and museums. 20 the
elephants the giant giraffcs. the q
cages Of Wild beasts. the odd curious freaks and
living curosities. the talIest earth.
smallest people alive the special vaudeville
performance n the Curto Grand preliminary
concert by carl C1alrs Grand Military Band 80
and T:30
Admission everything including numbered &C.
and SOC. Goth and 9th street entrances only)
zoe. 81 90 and Sl5N. according o oca-
madison Avenue entrance onyJ. Private Boxes.
$500 and $50 H7N Office open daily from
A NJ 20 / NJ. No seats be reserved by
telephone. mail orders accomI auied by currency
receive prompt attention
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19
THURSDAY. MARCH q.

K5nigin Iuise. Naples March S.......N G LLOYD
Pennsylvania. Hamburg. March Hamo-AI
Kansas City Savannah
Denver Galveston. March Mallory
Colorado. Mobile March Mallory
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.

LAST WEEK or OPERA SEASON.
This Evening al $50. DAS RIfEISGOLD- -Fremstad.
Weed Schumaan- Heink. Alten Ralph; BuTgstaler Van
Rooy. Goritz Dippel, Reiss. Muhmann. Blass. Lanse
Wed EvE Mch 90 at S. MADAMA BUTTERFLY
Far.ar Homer; Caruso. ScOtti. Ress. Muhmann. Du-
f-iche. BegUe Conductor, Ntgna.
MCh. u. at d;SO. DIE WALktRE-
GaeSSi FreInstad, schumann- Heink' BurEstaer. Van
Rooy Bldss Conductor Hertz
Fri Evg Mch % s. PAGLIACCI-Farrar;
Caruso Stracciari Reiss Simard Conductor. Vigna.
bv HAENSEI. UND GRETEL-Mattfeld.
Alien. Schumann-H Henk. Weed; Goritz Cond.. Hertz.
Sat. Aft Mch. IS. at 2 Last Matinee. TOSCA-
Emma Eames. Jaeoby; Caruso seotti Bars. Besue'
Dufriche Conductor. Vigna-
Sat Evg Mch % at AS. PERT Pop Prices.
TRISTAN UND ISOLDE Gadski Kirkhy- -Lunn; DIP
pei Goritz Bass Reiss. Muhlmann. Cond, Hertz
Mon Evg Mch 81 T;90. .SIECiFRIED
EvK. Mch % az 80 OGOETTERDAEAIMERUNG
Fri. Men 90 (Ci0od Friday. . + NJ .PAFsSIFAL
SEATS NOW on SALE
WEBER PIANO USED.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19

~1IpEAsURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE sIT-
neryising Architect. Washington. n. c.. March IA
Iao7 SEALED PROPOSALS will he received AZ this
once until O'Clock p NJ on the 10th day OF April 1907
and then opened furnishing and equipping additional
toilet rooms. etc, in the L. s Court House and Post
once al York y Y. In accordance with drawing
and snecidcation. copies OF which be
this once or at Office Engineer and SUI
rariDtendent Repairs, L. $ Public BUILDINGS New
York n & the discretion OF the Supervising Archi
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19

gsARERSTEINS ''f Ht:sr5s! s ayss ss, to 81 81 ~
.sr Dnily NeSta Victoria, Pat Rooney and
i Mats Marion Bent, Collins and Hart stuart
2bc. 5Oe. Narnes Edlth Helena. others
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19

'Brings mail.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19
BOSTON
PH0flY
QUARTET

TrTuRnanov10 uA1I 39th anl r. Fw1y ~ ~ NJ
tElhEnnuhl6 n4LL, au Cav % Machinery
Concerts and $50 p NJ pslN ,fs-'as
Seats SOC q 81
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-07-04
SOME FAMOUS FouRTHs.


1776 Declaration Of Independence
signed at Philadelphia.
1878 Clark took Kaskaskia.
1778Th Wyoming massacre.
1880 British evacuated williams
burg.
178S--Great celebration in Philadel-
phia apropos Of the ratification Of the
constitution.
1902. @. Adams delivered his first
address to the United States senate.
1SO4-Pioneer weekly mail stage
made it's trip from Philadelphia to
Pittsburg. 4
1907 Garibaldi, the Italian patriot.
was born.
1817-Work began on the Erie ca
nal.
1826-Death of John Adams.
1826-Death of Thomas Jefferson.
1S2S-First spike driven for the Bal
timore & Ohio railroad.
1831-Death of James Monroe.
1888 -Carolus Duran. the great
French painter, was born. s
1S45 United States annexed Texas.
lS48-Peace proclaimed between the
United States and Mexico. y44
1S48-Cornerstone Of the Washing
ton monument laid in Washington.
1851-Cornerstone for the capitol
extension was laid .
1856 Free State legislature
convened. sz#
1S56-Washington equestrian statue
| in Union Square dedicated.
| 1857-Pierre Lott, the French
writer, was born.
1863-Union victory at Helena, Ark.
1863-Vicksburg surrendered to Gen
eral Grant.
1S6S-Burlingam treaty between
the United States and China was
signed.
| 186S-Amnesty proclamation was is
sued at Washington.
J 1S74-Opening of the Eads bridge in
st. Louis. zaa
I 1sS4-Francis Scott Key Monument
dedicated in San Francisco.
1894-Hawaii declared a republic,