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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-19
BON4PARTE ON CRInE.
SDeaks on Punishment and Pardon
Before Prison Congress.

Chicago. Sept 1s-The sessions Of the National
Prison Congress were continued to-day at the Uni
versity of Chicago The chief address was that Of
Attorney General Bonaparte upon Punishment
ard Pardon" and was. in part as follows:
The primary purpose of punishment is TO assure
obedience the law: when INJECTING punishment
the state looks not 20 the past but to the future
not 10 the fndlvlqual VINO has alsooeS 81 .e i+b
him who may hereafter fear 10 disobeY by reason
sequence to bear these facts in mind while deal
ing with this subject for many persons ano es-
look them The welfare Of society depends not
On what happens TO these convicted OF crime pul
on what happens as the result OF tner CO.. h re-
ton and chastisement, TO Its innocent menoeIs
The soa Of any form TTn 81 oS mefbod of our
criminal law must be judged by It's results 20 tlg
makes obedience 10 the law mere prompt and gen
eral then Il is good thing; Its effects on me Jaw
breakers, while worthy OF fote' are u '"0U' '0
Vra5ia have modern societv cease to nourish
ana shelter is proved and inveterate enemies some
Years since in magazine article on certain
e. orr criminal law suggested that attempt 70
commit capital crime ought 10 be made itself
capital when this should seem proper to the tflsl
thrice Convicted Of major crimes upon his oonvic-
ZION fc- his fourth offence Of the Ike grace t e
court. &c the death penalty At 'he Tina tness
suggestions appeared 30 grate upon re Ilei g
some among my critics, but ! nave seen no Te17oH
a Sro-v j. current 81 Washington Of an unnamed
Congressman who indignantly resented ne Ialil!L@
Of the Department 3f Justice . reconLaea C.et III.
understood Representative was entitled 10 tnits
uardons each session. and this was the nIst ne
had asked The story IS undoubtedly q myth otI
moral standard it ascribes to the apocry i1aI
Congressman Is but little over Nan recomen
q pardon because Of personal SYM atiZ Ior tI,e
s35eed for ANYBODY II / were conscious that
had ever advised the President TO exercise clem-
lcy tof ~ ie p5e' o. those interested in him
should feel that my conduct had differed indeed,
been had given such advice for a bride IL money
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NEW DEPARTMENT FOR HARVARD.

Cambridge Mass. Sept. Is CSpecaD.-A new
feature % she Graduate School of Arts and
Sciences soon 10 be established is a department
az business which will in theory be modelled on
the lines of she Tuck School at Dartmouth and A
similar school al Tufts. This feature originated
with President Eliot, who has long the need
providing Harvard graduates with opportunity
Cor thorough business training.
The new department will offer banking. admin
istTaticn. accounting, railrOading. business law
etc. These courses will be transferred from The
college and given more in detail II is planned
10 have many OF the present professors continue
these courses after they are transferred but
many new men Will be needed 20 insure a thor
oash presentation OF the subjects and supervision
OF The work II WAS suggested have a separafa
SCHOOL with curriculum Of it's own, but later il
was decided to establish a new department like
those OF education and comparative literature IN
the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
Professor Taussig, head OF the departnen, or
economics, has been intrusted with the develon
ment OF the department. There has been no busi
ness meeting Of the faculty since last spring b,,,
plans have been received and The work has beeu
extended IN such manner that Professor a,,ssi.-
feels assured OF the opening of the department a
year from the present autumn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-19

NEW YORK SUPREME CoURT-NINTH JUDICIAL
y District, Putnam County-In the Of hs a.
pllcation and petition of Edward simmons Charles
Charles y. Chadwick. the Board
OF Water supply OF the city Of New York acquire
for and behalf of the City Of Yo-L
under Chapter I24 OF the 1905 in the Town n:
Phillpsown County OF Putnam. New York for the plr-
nose OF providing additional o pure
Wholesome for the city OF New YorE~
by given that the Second Separate Report John J
Delauy. William Wood and George F. VII
appointed Commissioners of Appraisal the above en-
titled matter by order OF the Supreme at
a Special Term thereof held Court HOUSE In White
ains westchester County. January 10 1907 was filed
in the Of OF Putnam
2Ith day August 1907 Said report OF Au-
gus 18th. 1907. and affects Parcels numbers
IL "a as. 49, S. So SO and 81 in this proceeding
Is further given that application will be made at a
Special Term Supreme OF the State OF New
York to be held for Ninth judicial at the
Court House White Plains. Westchester County New
York. 3th of October. 1907. O'Clock in
OF that day. thereafter
heard for order confirming said
sue further relief : De
Dated York. Sept. 9th. 1907.
FRANCIS KEY PENDLETON.
CORPORATION Counsel Hall OF Records York CITY
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RABBI ASSAILS POPE.
DR.. SHERMAN UphoIds Modernism
Hits the Doctors, Too.

r.. p,, Nv Joseob siIyerman rabbi Of the
Temple Emanuel. attacked the Roman od'iiOio
church yesterday in his address at the Atoneieii
1sv services. DR.. Silverman pleaded for more
knowledge in ali phases of life, and he cIl'Ici''U
the Pope for his edict excluding modernism i''''
Tho churches and schools. The rabbi said;
He instrrcts practically that the Index kNpufsa-
torius shall exclude all showing for modern 'iis
all reform in thought. IT is time-hish tlTlie' -
reat-that the governments Of the great ie1I7'
organizations should protest against suc' Il "so'
- ,iictrra that would tend TO shunt the h'ii
80. .o,,a Thousand wears backward and makes l''
be unloading OF blind faith that can never bflIS
,.,niress To humanity Let there he light Is tle
cry Of the twentieth century. We need the hGhl Oh
knovyledce and it can only come from schoois 'la'
are not permitted TO pervert the truth.
IT is little else than great nlonstrosity that IN
,rr age governments should permit to exist schoois
teaching false doctrines / say that II Is nolhlne
Else than blaspheny attempt to throttle human
speech or force the human mind into sci lotiiiS
The rabbi said that to-day failed to reach Inc
heights of our intellectual abilities and that coi
par-atively speaking, we were more ignorant than
-be anc;ants He said that in our generation We
were cruelty and criminaily ignorant lie Illus
trated this statement as follows:
Doctors confess 10 lack OF medical science
Conparatively speaking. the profession IS far Tar
behind what it two thousand years ago ne
physicians Of to-day are not nearly so close SUI
DENTS Of physical life those that sat At the feet
of teachers 10 learn at the beginning of medicine
1T is not q professional is a trade that the
doctors ply to-day. II is not the practitioner OF a
profession who, with his commission to heal from
on high goes into a household and demands MS
fee of 500 or before he Will apply the knife TO
the cancer the anesthetic the healing lotion 10
the wound. II is trade. say, that is piled. ana
such practices ought TO be condemned from every
rostrum in the land.
We are pitifully lacking in knowledge Of logic
or sense OF political economy. Our whole scheme OF
government is constituted not to meet the demands
Of the people. but for the good of the political
organization Therefore are governed with
ralitv.'
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool Sept I5'arTnsnIa dBr New York VA oneen.
Plymouth. Sept Is 5:37 m-Adrhttc tf3r). New York
Cherhourg Southampton tand proceeded
CroK. sept Il miInght-Korona tBr'. New York for
Thomas and nemrrara
Mollendo.
Hong Kong. sept I7-Karonsa CBr. New York Via st
Hiogo sept ls-Indravad tfsrp New York Singapore.
killing T6TanUenels Ger. New York VIA Sahans
and Manila FOR Hiogp
SAILED.
Southampton. sept Is 12-2o p m-MaIestic tBrl. New
York Cherbou-g and Queenstown. $50 M
Kaiser Wilhelm II Ger. from Bremen Tor Ne"
York via Cherbo'rg.
Genoa. sept I5-Prncipe Pieuorte taD. New YORK.
Torno 'ItaN. New YORK
Colombo i6Ifoherfes GER. from Calcutta foT
Boston and New York
Palermo sept 1o-sau Giorgio d'ap. from Naples for
Alelers. Sept Est Egber, tBo. from New York for
barbados sept 17-Tennyson from santos ct for
New York. canning CB0. from santos and Rio de
C-,erhorrF sent IS p n-Kalser wilhelm II GER,
from Bremen and Southampton. New York
PASSED.
Gibraltar Sept ls-Tmsiana UaD. New York for Naples
and Genoa; Calabria ,Brl. Marselles. etc. for Ne"
York
sagres. Sept 1z-Florida GtaD. Naples for New York
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, Sept. IS, OF.
ARRIN ED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer tBrl. faddock. Southampton and
CherhouIg September II queenstown II to the White
Star Line. with G45 and passengers,
mails and Arrived at the ABA a IN
Steamer Chesapeake Hastings Baltimore. to II 9
Foster. with mdse. Left Quarantine at q a
LIS steerage passengers and mise Arrived at the Bar
Steamer Richmond Chisholm. Georgetown. s c. three
days the Atlantic Coast Lumber Corporation, with
lumber Left Quarantine at 7:o5 a m.
steamer TrIgnaC 'Fr Rihault Bordeaux September .
10 Funch. Edge Co. with mdse. Arrived at the Bar
steamer = Laurent Err Julian. IIavre September 4
to the Compagnie Generate Transstlantique with 425
Storage and ndse Arrived at the Bar az
Steamer Coma Risk Mobile September 10 and Bruins
wick 10 the Mallory IS Co. with passengers ana lndse
steamer Caronia tr Turner. Liverpool september 10
and Queenstown H. the Cunard Co. with '0l cabin
lose passengers and mdse Arrived at the
steamer Kong IlaaLon tNorl ApeIand Pieys Island
September l. 10 \ Horse son with ore Arrived al
steamer yeferson Dole Newport News and Norfolk
Stesmer ROTTERDAM Dutch Hoyeseu. Rotterdam Sep
TENDER e. to Philip Ruprecht. in ballast Arrived at the
steamer Winiam chisholm welvin. with one barge
Newport News 20 ! Whitney & 60. in ballast. Passed
" s>aIne an l a1cb Pha5elI6j9 70 the ,Ivds
steamer Princess Irene Ger. Petersen Genoa Septen
steamer Pennsylvania tGer, schmidt. Hamburg Sep
American Line. with passengers and mdse Anchored TN
steamer Parnouia ,f7r. Irvine Trieste August %
Fiume n. Palermo September and Naples 4. 10 the
Cuuard Line. with passengers and mdse Southeast Of
steamer Citta ii Messina dtan Demeo. Girsenu Au-
n with passengers and mdsc. Anchored in Quar-
steamer Exeter city C5r, Carey swansea september
10 Arkell Co. with mdse. Southeast OF Fire
ne at . m
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Public Notices.


, TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE ADvERTIsEMENr
~ IN THE CITY RECORD Of seItemeeT - 10
Assessments and entering for the Col.
Local IMPROVEMENTS in the BOROUGH Or 4hE
BIRD WARD. SECTION e-sEwER AND APPuR.
TENANCEs in CLAY AVENUE: between East i@9'h and nd
NIE and COLLEGE AVENUE between I65th han, ana
sfRfETs 6,een CaI and Morris avenues COZ
IEGE AyENUB.sEWER between East iS3rd ana Jan
Streets EAST 18TH sTREEF-PAvING ANI2 S ,In
TING GU RIB from 3rd 10 Rider Ayenues SF:Whh 90
Walton Avenue and Grand boulevard and C9neourse and
i.ety,ae "a " nan $50 and Pond place BROW%
PLACE REGULATING AND PAVING. from East i$ st
iS2H l'' srREET- sEGrfArHG GRAb8t GuRBITG,
Pk6&GHE M f S T FEScs rom
Avenue to Weschester and SebslIs NyehGT Ispr r
Of c'ress Aveng the East River ROB
Street 70 Westches,er Avenue BIRD WARD sEGTioN
H. GHIsHo5M STREET. GRADING s
RGi ii1ii;oG hPPFoacHiEs And PIAc1SG Fences
aEcTl @5O s4s" lives IN VEST 10TH srRE
sEDGWICK AVENUE between west I76th Street and
summit north Of West 17Ith Street EAST 17sTH
@ Est 51' saRD oo 2S
ER IN EAST S ss EET HrnuF
East Issth Issth Streets WATERLOO PLACE
REGuLATING: GRADING. CURIING. Fd.AGGiN H ~
AND rLACIMG FENCES from East 1!Sth TO zen
ING. CURLING. FI1AGGING, LAYING CROSS WALISs
ROM 70 m9r Sen ASD
NUE-PAVINi AND CURLING between fremont Ave
nue. and the Quarry Road East lS2nd Street ECHO
PLACE REGULATING, GRADING. CURLING. FLAG
CLING. LAYING CROSS WALKS, BUILDING APP
PROACHES AND PLACING FENCES from fremont
Avenue 10 Echo Park SEWERS in the GRAND BoULE-
WARD AND CONCOURSE doth sdesD between East
Streets, IN FIELD PLACE between
Ryer Avenue and the Grand Boulevard and Concourse
EDGEWATER CONTEMPLATING. GRADING
CURLING. FI-AGGING, LAYING CROSS WALKS
BUILDING APPROACHES AND PLACING FENCES
from Westchester Avenue West Farms Road. 2sTH
cambridge Avenues DECATUR ANENUE-REtiU-
LATINC. GRADING. CURLING. FIAGGINCs a Of
4 feet wide. LAYING CROSS WALKS. BUILDING APP
PROACHEs AND ERECTING FENCES between Creston
and cambridge Avenues. DECATUR AYENUE-REGu :
LATING. GRADING. CURLING. FLAGGING. LAYING
CROSS WALKS. BUILDING APPROACHES AND
PLACING FENCES from 207th Street Gun Hill
PARKSIDE PLACE-REGULATING. GRADING
CURBING. FLAGGING. LAYING CROSS WALKS
BUILDING APPROACHES AND PLACING FENCES be
goth and Webster Avenue, cloth
Street. PATH WARD. ANNEXED TERRITORY. FIRST
UNNAMED STREET OF the Bronx (Devoe
Avenue)-RECiI 'I.ATING. GRADING, CURLING. FLAG
CINC LAYING; CROSS WALKS BUILDING AP-
PROAcHES AND PLACING FENCES from fremont
HERMAN A. METZ. Comptroller.
City OF New York. September u. 1907
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-19
PEST MENACEs HONEY INDUSTRY.
Only Third of Crop This Year and Prices
Are Sky High.

New Haven. Sept. 1s.-Beekeepers Of the state
who smoke AT a meeting under state auspices at
the agricultural station here to-day gave II as
their opinion that the late spring and the blight Of
ample blossoms were responsible for the poor out
nut Of honey, the harvest being one-third the nor
nal amount
Producers are selling honey at D cents a pound,
an advance OF three cents pound on the comb and
three cents more for the extracted article
The spread Of foul brood. pest which decimates
the bee colonies. reported 20 be so great that
she industry WIS threatened with extinction.
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wears and leaves a wife and two daughters
Alvah Trowbridee was born in South East, Put
nam County N y, June S. 1885 He was a son
Of William Crane Trowbridge and Mary E A
Hobby Tropbridge and a descendant OF Thomas
Trowbridge OF Devonshire. England, who came to
America in 1884 and settled in Dorchester. Mass
He was educated in the public schools and AT the
age of eighteen entered local bank at Paving
X y as a clerk. He became paying telier-of the
National Bank Of North America in New York IN
1885, and was appointed cashier in 1883 and vice
president in 1897. Mr. Trowbridge was president
and director of the North American Trust Com
Dany in 1899 and 1900. and was president Of the
Ninth National Bank from 1900 until IT'S coRsolida-
ton with the Citizens National Bank He was
treasurer and a director of the Bankers Life In
surance Company. In 1902 he was appointed pTesi-
dent of the Registration and Trust Company Of
New York He was member Of the American
Bankers Association. Of which he was chairman OF
the executive council 1895 and president in 1900
He was married in Milwaukee in 1883 70 Miss Ada
Greene the daughter of Theodore Greene, a native
of Maine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-19
MlLLBRooK coMPA,
lIiere - acknowIedgments

Resolved results Of the inquiry made BY ms
Board as money Of the proposed franchise
and the adequacy compensation proposed 10 be paid
therefor ana Of conditions specified
and fully dated May 81. 1906
Of proposed contract 4or
the consent o s1c notifications and alterations
these preanbles and resolutions ncud
ing said the consent Of The city Of New
York to the notifications ard alterations applied for
bv tho New York Port Chester Railroad Company
proposed contract for the grant OF
said franchise right containing said result Of such
guir1 after the the minutes OF
this Board shall be published for least
nm september 20 1897. the city
Record least twice during the ten days imme-
dtatey prior September 30 1897. in the New York
Times York Tribune two daily newspapers
designated by therefor and published in The
city Of the OF the New York and
Port Railroad Company together with the follow
notice. to wit:
Notice is hereby given that the Estimate
and ApportIonment before authorizing
the consent the City To certain notifications and
alterations in the routes New York and Port
Company granted
Nav such notifications and fully
forth contained the foregoing proposed
granting OF such franchise right
such contract, VIII meeting
said Board be held In the old Council Chamber civ
Han borough II Manhattan City Of York an the
2Oth day OF September. 1907. m hold plhIic
hearing which citizens shall entitled 20
appear and be heard
JOSEPH HAAG,
Dated July s. 1907.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-19
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Deutschland reported Siasconset a. 9l5
p M YESTERDAY when $50 miles east Of the Nantucket
Lightship is expected to dock about 40
7 to-day
teriay when miles Of Sandy Hook. Is expected
to dock about Friday The Arabic westerly
and rough
The Hamburg which reported 20 Sascouset at 2:30
m Yesterday, fifty miles east OF the Nantucket
T5ghtship is expected about 1870 to-day
la Lorraine reported TO Cape Race at IL yester-
cay steamers position not given.
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Louis Victor Watelin was native Of Paris and
a pupil Of Daz. He was a landscape painter OF
considerable note. and won medal Of the third
class at the Salon of 1876. in the same year that
his master Daz died. His first work 10 attract at
tention his painting. The Artists Path in the
Forest Of Fontainebleau' exhibited in 1870 He was
hest known by his representations of scenes in Disc.
Cironde Somme Picardy and Normandy.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun 6o4 Moon rises 245 Moons age II
HIGH WATER
AN-Ssndv Hook q Gov. AZ He'll Gate 7:35
PM-Sandy o.43 Gov Island SOP Hell Gate 100
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Steamers Mae knights Key; Proteus. New orleans
Bremen. TeutouiC tBrJ. Southampton VIA
Plymouth Cherbourg. Lucania tBr). Iiverpo" via
Queenstown. Nleuw Amsterdam Iutch). Rotterdam Via
Bouogne. Weehawken OBJ, London. Baker t3erl Port
Antonio. trisohsls jamestown. Norfolk ana
Newport News: Guiana cuban. NatanSas 'arieTas
Princess Anne. Norfolk and Newport News, Ger
Naples t5rFPca 0ier) Cape Hayt etc;
GIenaen Baltimore. Jacnto Galveston Huron.
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Iotokef.

Australia except est. New Zealand.
Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia via Vancouver and Veto
ria. z CD-Moana. .......... .............. DC
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands (via san
Observation-Disclosures .................O &C
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.Takes mail for south Brazil.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer.
Hawaii. Japan, Cores. China and Philip
pine Islands fVia San Franciscol-Ko-
New Zealand. Australia fe1<ept Vest
and New Caledonia tyia san Fran
ciscol-Y eddo ..-..---......-..--..
Japan. Corea, China and Philippine ISL
anGs tNia Vancouver and Victoria
b CD-Empress of japan.
Hawaii. Japan. corea and China via
san fancisco)-America Msru $3.50
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands
Via san Francisco)-U S transport.
Hawaii lvis San FTenciscol-Sie IRA.
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OBITUARY.
Nj, GABRIE.

Paris. Sept 1s-M Gabrie, former Governor OF
the island Of Martinique. died here to-day.
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A TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE ADVERTISEMENT
a CITY RECORD of September IA Is
1907 don by BIard Of Revision of Assess
men and the Bureau the Collection
Assessments and Arrears of assessment for LOCAL
IMPROVEMENTS in the BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN:
7TH WARD SECTION l. SCANNED STREET
SEWER between Ma ilson Henry
HERMAN a. METZ.
Comptroller.
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city Of New York. September II. 1907

A TTFNTION Is CALLED TO THE ADVERTISEMENT
~ THE CITY RECORD of September IA 20 %
1907 the confirmation by the Board Revision of
and the entering in the Bureau for
lection OF Assessments and Arrears of
LOCAL, IMPROVEMENTS in the BOROUGH OF RICH
MoND:
fST WARD. RICHMOND TERRACE-TEMPORARY
STORM WATER SEWER from the easterly oil
Columbia Avenue Bodne's Greek. 3RD wARD-REG-
Ul.ATING. GRADING. PAVING AND LAYING CROSS
WALKS AND DISH CUTTERS in HATFIELD AVE
NUE.. from Richmond TO Nicholas Avenues, in
LAFAYETTE AVENUE. SHARP AVENUE and ELM
STREET. frsm Harrison Avenue o Hatfield Avenue
HERMAN a. METZ.
City o cork. September L. 1907
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BRANCH LINE.

Beginning at "a. point 91 the at or Of Ths
corner o. Br'nT TX along Bronx East one
Hundred and Eshtoth street fr.e Mo7r. Park
at or near intersection with wss a. nsaT its inter
across or MOTIFS PARK thence across me
southern trnPise or qaso5s Point across
ciason's POINT road near its in'eT'ee'io" WIN
Third-It is that no part OK ne 9 ynT west
5nstsr ard TSosfon Railway Company shaI Re b tbs
IN the sum Of 10000 required 70 be s,,bdiyison
x Sr 81 the contract MAY 81 1sos as IN
before referred said $4,000 sla1t De S8stTIccn
upon he said route by the New YORK
Boston Rs"ay .tr Company shall within fifteen days
~. "a ATSnoTtfonuent statement OF the anolnJs
expended uron cons1r9ettn - p bv the New West
chester and Boston Railway Company "4'
the LOT cass the Board OF Estimate and ApPort' 3nI
or rs cS repo- require Port Chester COMPANY 70
furnish further details IN The same within fifteen
5sZs a{5er 9 estar Company demand o, TIE
J2carg 81 Estimate and Apportionment or as ~ ~,
,, ~ furnishing the same furnish further
of the amounts expended from .'he tnrS o' ' l
Ths Pot Company may al any ;s me- q
~, ne n no,nts expended upon such construction com
L:Tsby seTee 10 assume liability 70 any per
p o. c,rrnany by reason the execution o. this .g
i tst BY tng rhs assume liability whstsoeysT eithe
so s It s9V edFaH G and The Port @
hsh the City may compelled to pay by reason OF THIS
sec ss. on its part and behat TO conform 70 and
abide by all the terms co+lai,l9ns anu ie'1-
'n1 In Witness Of the st Dart =, By .t It,
mate ApportIonrien. % SAID ~ i mas ave. and
- the second part BY their officers. thereunto
% outborized have caused their corporate names 20 %
heseaq 7 9Bs sav and year first above written
THE CITY OF NEW YORK
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ALVAH TROWRRIDGE.

Hackensack y. J. Sept 1s--Alvah .Trowbridge
died here to-day. He was an elder in the Second
Dutch Reformed Church. OF this city. for many
wears and leaves wife and two daughters.
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LOUIS VICTOR WATELiN.

Paris. Sept 1s-Louis Victor watelin. the painter,
IS dead.
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Proposals.

yIyREAsURY DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON. , ~
SeDtember 19OT.-Sealed proposals are ~,
- VII bs received at this Department anu $50
o'clock N m Thursday. September - 1900. o.. ~
tfr,a and place opened In the prS'en.Cva-
attending bidders FOR building. upon InodlAeu
cartons for he Revenuc-Cutter Service atSfs IN
vessel Orleans. La 10 De kn9" ~ Rsysuus
course OF construction until launched - nisns
1890 M 10 Information TO the modlheu 49, 49,
and tons with form or pF9poss. rhis
Tract be obtained upon apphcauo ~
I1epartment Bids be addressed 70 me .pro-
- che Treasury and endorsed on the enNs.opss.
posaI vessel for New OTiesns % waive
reject all bids an1 ~
g.s ~ deemed for the interest 30 the Govern.ox
- 20 40 (Signed) j. RI. EDWARDS. Acting seels'A+E
mort sLOCUM. y Y. OFFICE or CoSSIH ~ - re-
II % M-SeaIed proposals. in tripicate- VII
ceived at this Office until iO-45 A NJ Oct .seg ard
plumbing. piping electro
hot water heating of addition 10 Post hospit mis-
forms OF proposal and information furnished a. x-er
ore where plans and specifications may o. 80
a. reserves right accept or reject any ~ pro
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