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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-29
FIGHT OYER STOCK SALES.
p. B. Bradley. J. B. Duke and
Others ALLege Fraud 6y Promoter.

Justice Newburger, in the Supreme Court, denied
yesterday motions by Rowland. Murray & Prem
tice attorneys for Charles Sweeney, to strike out
portions OF q complaint made against their client
by Peter 3. Bradley, ana OF another complaint
against him made by Peter q. Bradley, Robert S.
Bradley Edward J. Barney, Edwin Packard
James 3. Duke, Wolf Bros Co. Alexander Nit
ten, Jacob n. Oppenheim and James Small, and
also another motion 10 make a complaint more
definite and certain in a suit brought against
Sweeney by Robert s. Bradley individually. The
first two complaints have TO do with transactions
In stock of the Federal Mining and Smelling Com
pany and the .hird with transactions in stock
q the Trinity County Gold Mining Company in
The organization and manag cement Of both Of which
companies Sweeney is said to have had douli-
nant voice.
Peter B Bradley sues the defendant for s1Sl.32 90
which he says is the difference between the price
which SKeeny said The American Smelling and
Refining Company had paid for the plaintiffs stock
10 the Federal company. and che price which
Sweeny actually received for - When the Ameri-
can company wished 20 obtain controlling inter
est in the Federal company. which is Delaware
corporation, with $50 900.W0 capital Sweeay. who
controlled the Federal company, the Plaintiff as
part with his stock loH figure TO the American
for him, TO which proposition he consented But
the defendant, according complaint, actually
ss5 share for the preferred. though he paid 10
Bradley only the amount which a sale at muca
The second complaint, made by the Bradleys. in
GcnJuneuOn with several other stockholders of the
Federal Mining and Smelling Company. alleges
that SWeeny persuaded them individually put
certain blocks Of their stock into pool controlled
By him that he might obtain the highest price pos
sibe Tor the stock and divide the profits equally.
But, according 10 the complaint, Sweeny repre-
scented TO them that he sold the stock S5 for the
common end S7e for the preferred when he actually
received from the American Smelling and Refining
Company 500 and Ss5. respectively, for a.
IN The third complaint Robert S. Bradley individ-
uaily sues the promoter for SO 100 which he says
he put into the stock Of the Trinity County Gold
Mining Company. after Sweeny had falsely repre-
scented 20 him the condition OF the Chloride Bailey
and Jenny Lind Maple mines. OF California, the
two mines taken over by the Trinity company, and
had paid dividends out Of capital. Bradley said
that he subsequently, found that the stock was
worthless the company going out OF business in
September, 1903
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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.



Dover March IS noon-Arrved. steamer Vaderland
tEeIg). EhcH New York for Antwerp tand proceedeSl
Ponta FerrarIa aSPassed steamer Friedrich der
Lizard March Sa-Passed Wemar (CieRl Traue
Hui. March 27-Arrived. steamer Colorado tHr) wari
IJveTpocl March 2s-Arrived steamer Majestic (Br.
Hayes New YorN va Queenstown
Isle Of Wight. March ze-Passsd steamer SnNleuSk
CRuss). Patton. New York for Rotterdam and Ltbau.
Ca6iz March 29-Arrved steamer Antonio Lopez Span).
Dunedin March Arrived. steamer John Hardie lrl
IondoS' March 2s-saiied steamer Minneapolis CBr).
Gates New York.
diap (Brl. Fraser. New York
CherbourG March IS m-Satled steamer Kaiser
Wilhelm II (GeFl. CuPpeTs Orom Bremen ana
SIMULTANEOUSLY New York
Fiume. March 23-sailed. steamer Francesca (Aust).
Naples March 9S-SaiIed steamers Ioutevideo (Span)
Oyarbde New York; 2Jth. Luisiana Qtal). Car
bone. New York
Bremen. March %, II m-SoNed. steamer Trave
Singapore, March 2S-AFTived previously. steamers
Enroll (Brl. LOckhart. New York via Fayal and
Colombo for Manila etc. Indrant (Er). MacFGF-
land. New York via Alden and Colombo.
Fremantle March 2S-ArrVed previously steamer Val
divta (Hrl; Reid. New York via Port Natal
Krippner, Calcutta for Boston and New York
Messina. March 2S-Arrived. steamer Moitke (Gerl.
Dempwolt Alexandria for New York (returnins
victoria BTqziI March 2G-safIed steamer Soldier
Prince (Brl. Dunn tfTom santosl. New York
Queenstown. March ~ l:Oa ulSaieo. steamer Bai-
tic tBrl. Smith (frOm Liverponil. New York
Gibraltar March 2T-Passed scharzfsls Ger.
BaTthman9. Calcutta. for Boston. New York ana
Plymouth March IS $50 m-Arrived. steamer Pre-
toria Ger. Schrotter. New York Tor Hamburg and
Rotterdam March Is. I ul-ArEivsd steamer Kelvin
head CBrl. story. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-29
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Eouke Engle Brandt, Mortimer II. schffs former
valet who was arrested under the name of Law
renee De Foulke two weeks ago. charged with
burglary and with assaulting his former employer
pleaded guilty in Part Of Special Sessions yester-
day, and was remanded 70 the Tombs for sentence
The annua! dinner OF the West Side Young Mems
Christian Association printing class last night was
attended by about seventy members of the printing
trade. Among the speakers John CLYDE Os.
valid. postmaster; William II. McElvoy and
Thomas =. Peters.
The choir of the Dutch Reformed Church al
Brighton Heights, Staten Island. will sing at the
O'Clock service on Friday night Maunders sacred
cantata "Pentence. Pardon and Sin"
Giuseppe Tessitore a porter who was arrested
two weeks ago, charged with robbing mailbaes
at the Grand Central Station was convicted In the
United States Circuit Court yesterday and SEN
fenced to one years imprisonment.
Former Oswego County residents will hold their
sixth annual dinner at the ST Denis Hotel to-1nor
row evening at O'Clock Governor Hughea and
eX-Secretary Leslie NJ Shaw OF the Treasury De-
partment are expected 70 attend.
A convention of the Theta Nu Epsilon fraternity
will be held to-day and tomorrow at the Hotel
Aston The convention will open this afternoon and
VIII close on Saturday evening with banquet.
The French branch of the Young Mems Christian
Association No l09 West saith street will hold at
8 p tomorrow farewell reception for Alcide
Ebray. French Consul General 20 this CITY recent
y appointed to the post OF minister In Bolivia The
presidents of the principal French societies of NeS,
York will be represented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-29
LABOR UNION PICKET ASSAULTED.
Strike of Garment Workers Leads to ViO-
lence-One Man Beaten with Club.

Nathan Hoffman. picket for striking garment
workers, found unconscious in West Houston
street yesterday and taken to the Headquarters OF
the strikers At No IS Monroe street, where il was
reported that he had been attacked by a non
union man and so badly injured that he might
die
Detectives Malone and Gibson, Of the Mercer
street station who were sent out TO find the mans
assailant. arrested Isaac Weiss at No 20 West
Houston street. He was arraigned in Jefferson
Market court and remanded for forty-eight hours
under $500 bail
Hoffman was picket in front Of No. &c West
Houston street where garment workers are on
strike According 70 the story told TO the police
a man ran Of the building. displayed a shield
and announced that he was detective ana or
dercd Hoffman 10 go away When he refused he
was struck the head with stick
other strike troubles among the garment work
ers were also before Magistrate Sweetser an Jeer-
son Market court. Harry Briskman employed by
Welnsein Brothers, at No. 1874 Spring street where
strikers are trying unionize the factory. charged
Philip Hanken. OF No 157 Forsyth street. with
irving to cripple the firms business by removing
three clamps from machinery. Hanken furnished
81 coo bail for his appearance AT trial I'm General
Sessions a dozen other garment strikers who had
been arrested were discharged with warnings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-29
"JACKIEs" SMASH UP STEAMER.
Break Doors and Windows-0wners to Send
Bill to Warship's Captain.

Norfolk. Va. March 2S.-one hundred sailors
from the United States battleship Connecticut
while on their way from Willoughby Spit to fort
Monroe on the Norfolk and Portsmouth Trac-
ton Company's steamer Ocean View To-Day
took possession Of the steamer and put the ere"
completely to rout. The sailors broke out WIN
dow lights. broke down DOORS smashed the
glass in the frames containing the boats gov
eminent licenses. drove the cooks from the gar
lev poured out all provisions aboard the
steamer dumped on deck the fire in the kltcheh
stove. turned steam on the fire extngulsher III
the lamp room and did other damage
The officers and crew were powerless, ana the
sailors as soon as the steamer landed at FORT
Monroe jumped to the pier and hurried ABOARD
the battleship Connecticut Their names are
not known but the traction company will make
ont a bill for damages and send il to CAPTAIN
Swift commander of the Connecticut. with the
request that the amount be deducted from the
nav of the men who boarded the battleship from
Fort Monroe Immediately after the occurrence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-29
NO PREsENTMENr ON COURTHOUSE
Queens Grand Jury DispOses of Hints of Lax
ity by Failure to Act.

The grand jury Of Queens County adjourned
yesterday without handing down any present
ment in the new county courthouse case. This
was taken as meaning that the grand jury had
found nothing TO sift in the matter Of contracts
and that everything was regular. For some
months It has been limited that evidence Of
laxity in the letting of the contract for the
building had been laid before the jury and that
II would soon take action. The jury is believed
70 have sifted thoroughly the evidence laid be-
fore IT,
Tho courthouse will cost nearly S50OOOO be-
fore Il IS finished. The Board Of Estimate has
already appropriated S25O0O0. and the contract
for the exterior work and the rougher work OF
the interior has been let 10 Charles Wiley.
There will be a second contract for the decorate
ing Of the interior and the furnishing. which
wifi amount TO nearly 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-29
NEWSPAPER FOR ACTORS FUND FAIR.

A daily newspaper devoted exclusively 20 the
interests of the Actors Fund will be feature Of
the fair which Is TO be given for that charity at
the Metropolitan Opera House the week Of May
G. The newspaper will be edited and published by
the Friars club of press representatives OF vari-
theatrical companies and theatres and will
be under the editorial direction Of T. d. Price
Will be society gossip about the ravorltes
OF the stage, Jottings by the way along Main
street poetry. fiction. description OF gowns writ
ten by masculine hands. and other departments in
charge Of capable writer's. Some OF those who
have promised 10 assist Editor Price are Friar
Wells Hawks. Friar Charles Emerson Cook Friar
Samuel Mci1eary Weller Friar Frank J.. Wilstach
and FTiar VIII a. Page.
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Port of New York, Thursday, March IS, 1907


steamer Wells City (8r) Farmland Bristol March a
and Swansea .. James Arkell & Co. with mdse Ar
rived al Bar NJ S:S5
Teutonic (Br). Thompson. Liverpool March
and Queenstown n. to the White Star Line with go
cabin and steeTage passengers mails mdse Ar
rived the Mt 1852 m
steamer AIunlwen 0rl Tfmouth Cienfuegos March 10
TO ID Munson with sugar. Arrived at the Flar al
(2tthl. ,,
Trinidad 13 la Guayra Is. Savanil.a l6 Colon no
Kingston Nassau -. 10 Sdnderson a Son with
i5T passengers mails and mdse Arrived the Rar az
Steamer wurzbure (Gerl IIattorn Bremen March 10
TO OerIchs Co. with 10 cabin and 05 storage mas
sengers and in ballast Arrived at the Bar sSO ~
Steamer Georgia ORD. Aiming Liverpool March IA ~
Star Line with mdse. Arrived the Ear AZ
Steamer Corfe Castle C8r Pape cenfueeoa March =,
TO Daniel Bacon. with sugar Arrived the Bar a.
Steamer Bayamo Cuban HUH. Cientuegos March a
Santiago IS and Guantanamo % 10 Lame
E Ward & Co with mdse Arrived TIE Bar al i9.S5
p m
Steamship Company with passengers AMI
Ell ,PasO. Knowles. Galveston March 21 "a h
Southern Pacific Company. with mdse Passed Al O,or
antine at $3.50 m
steamer Ilgonier Frostad Port Arthur Tex March ts
10 the NJ 6uffey Petroleum Company. with or P9s-s6
IN Quarantine AZ $3.50 m.
Steamer Hamilton. BOaz. Newport News and Norfoi,-
20 the Old Dominion steamship Company, vita passaT
Steamer Eroquots. Chichester Jacksonville March q
ana Charleston % 70 the Clyde Steamship
passengers ANA mdse Passed in Sandy Hook "a 2:so
'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-29
PRESIDENT INVITED TO PEACE MEETING

Governor Hughes has written a personal letter
20 President Roosevelt. urging him to be present
at the National Arbitration and Peace Congress
in this city April H. This letter. with from
DR.. Lyman Abbott. was presented by delegates
representing the congress. who called at the
ecutive offices in Washington on Wednesday. Rob-
ert lsrs1ine ELY. one of the delegation told Of the
meeting with the President his return the
city yesterday Special Invitations to attend the
congress nave been extended to the nine ambas-
sadors OF the nations thus represented at Wash
ington. and Signor Cree has been especially in
structed by President DiaZ represent the Presi-
dent and government Of Mexico at the large public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-29
GENERAL PUBLIC" NEW OFFICIAL.
Position Created for Betterment Of Service
on Western Railroads.

Chicago. March 28.-With a view TO promote
better passenger service and get closer 10 the pub
&c ana its transportation wants. several Western
railroads including the Burlington, have created
new position One Western yice-president calls his
new official 'the general public"
u Is the sole duty Of the general public to
tEaVel over his road and the roads OF its competi-
tors and take observations. He Is q ''spotter
but tells the management how the public is handled
on its road and on other roads, and draws COM
aFsOns regarding the service of the different lines
The general public is expected TO travel in day
coaches and buy his ticket at the stations where
he gets on trains In doing so he notes how the
station agents handle the public in selling tickets
END give information TO travellers regarding time
connections and other matters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-29
Proposals.

OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS.
" ARSENAL BUILDING,
FIFTH AVENUE AND SlXTY-FOURTH STREET
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. THE CITY OF NE::yv
YORK. - w"
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL. RE rac.,..,
nv the Park Board the above OF the
~ parks until O'Clock p.
THURSDAY, APRIL IL 1907
Borough OF Manhattan
CONTRACT NO. =
FOR WORK ARD MATERIALS FOR ERECTION Avn
COMPLETION OF THE INTERIOR FINISH IN, rms
NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY, Aston TENoy
AED TILDEN FOUNDATIONS FIFTH Ayr1SS1vT-r-N
E40PTIFTH AND FORTY SECOND STREFTtSSS ENUE
The Security required will be hundred fbou,,,s
Dollars. a., -,
I'll, Ne fhrty-gix CALENDAR MONTHS aftsr not,oe -.
begin work the building has been given ~ ~
The bids be compared and the contract AWARDED
lump aggregate sum
plans naT and blank nav be ob4ot,oa -.
che ONCE Of the Department OF Parks Arsenal Cs1tr
PARK Manhattan ard also at the Office OF the architects
csrrere Hastings No. % East FO-ty-hrst street MAJ
haitian.
FlS@O MOSES HERMAN.
- President:
JOSEPH l. BERRY.
MICHAEL J. kENNEDY
Commissioners OF Parks
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TEST OF ASH BURNING COMPOUND.
Good Results Said 70 Have Been Shown in
Pittsburg Furnace
icy Telegrapll 20 ms tribune. ]

I2ittsburg, March 2s.-Before men representing
che Philadelphia Company. the Wheeling Gas Com
parry ana numerous other firms interested in fuel
John Gilmore this afternoon made a public demon
siFation Of the working OF his new fuel compound
ig Of the furnaces OF the Hotel Henry ON-
Tag 10 hitch the advertised demonstrations at
thE Jones & Laughlin mills did not take place.
l5nt Gilmore says they viii be made in a few days
pa The test to-day two tons OF coal were con-
sCmed IN one furnace and the ashes afterward
burned. At the same time the furnace alongside
consumed three and one-half tons of coal, while
tie amount OF heat generated IN the furnace burn
iug the ashes fully One-third greater than
That generated On the other furnace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-29
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Justice Newburger. Of the Supreme Court. YES
terday appointed Oscar P. Whitman receiver OF the
property and effects OF the william r. Cole Com
pany. New York corporation dealer in barrel
slases, Formerly az No. l43 Liberty street IN a
sun brought by the Guaranty Trust Company a
judgment creditor. for 81. 500
voluntary petition In bankruptcy was filed BY
samuel hager. barber. OF No. i27 Rivington street
SHOWING debts OF S.l3l. with assets Of 500 The
2Elnelpa! creditors are 7. B. Haag & Co. $500:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-29
BERMUDA LILY SHIP OVERDUE.

The Quebec liner Bsrnndian, which brings
annually 20 port large cargo OF lilies Tor Easter.
va arrive late this year. and her noral consign
-,,.ne VIII Be rather small The Bermudian should
have l,ft Bermuda On Wednesday, but account OF
sd weather was unable TO sail until yesterday.
~ q due about % or II o'clock tomorrow morn
~ hut II the Ehick weather which prevailed az
ss1 Yesterday continues to-day. Il Is likely that
- fIiv Qhf,D VIII arrive too late 20 supply de-
slcsc-f market. The lily crop has been failure
ssis Taar ~ Bermuda. and only about eighty-fOur
sfasss % lilies aB8 other flowers are expected sn
ia 1eEsaEl.2--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-29

TDECRUTT DEPor-OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCT
Ia ing Quartermaster Fort Socum. New York March
20 T-scaled proposals. In tripcate will be
here until n, April Is 1907 for making repairs
Passenger Wharf Freight Wharf Trestle and Coal
ed Information furnished application United
right 20 reject all bids parts
should be enclosed envelopes
marked proposals for Repairs Passenger Wharf SC
and addressed W. T WILDER Constructing Quarter
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sATURDAY. MARCH aO.
TRANSPORTER MAILS

Destination and steamer 90, Close In New York
ia AMI China (Via
optic IN
VIadivostok Seatte)-Glenesk. Mar so $40 m
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands
Cia Francisco)-Cnited States
Sherman. April l. 1880 m
Jauan t'orea. China and Philippine
Islands (via SeattlelTrensort. April N
Japac. Colea. China and
Philippine Islands tva san Fran
EHouekong AIaru. April c. 1880 m
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rises 500 Moon rises IAgoop,s 49, ..
HIGH WATER
AAG-Sandy Hook 7;1Sl Gov 90 Hell Cate 90,
P.M-Sandy Hook 74O Gov Island 740i Hell CAFE SS
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w1REI.ESS REPORrs
SHIPPING NEWS.

Tho Graf Waldesee. which reported Sable Island AT
noon YESTERDAY when so mites Sandy Hook IS
expected o dock about $50 a. m tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-29
cUNARD DIVIDEND lNcREAsgo.

London. March 2s-The Cunard Steamship Line
against per cent IN 1906
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-29

Steamer Yurnuri Cuban, Byrnes TampicO March No.
fnarua % TO James f Co with mdse Arrived az
the 40 4:i5 -. ,,....-,o- ,s...h "A
70 Pbi1 Ruprecht in ballast Arrived az the Bar az $50
@ Sandy reok \ j. March 2s $50 m-wind westerly.
light breeze cloudy. thick haze
SAILED.
c,.v,ers Sofia IIoheuberg (Aust for Naples Venice.
etc: Ia Provence Fr Havre; Main tGerl Bremen; o.
car II tDaul Copenhagen etc: Ctta "A TortnO Utah,
Naples: Carpathia BrI Gibraltar etc; CTiken LNorl.
Rarceora etc: Chicago CITY (Br) Bristol: Arcturus
t;erI Rotterdam via Norfolk: Kronprinzessn Ceclte
tCierl Hernuda: Merida, Havana ETC. Atlantis tNorl
Nine IeirhinEton trl Newport News: Uler (NOr). st
kits etc; FL Vale Galveston; lmuri (Nor) sauna;
Jnnlestovn Norfolk NEWPORT News city cf Wash
Ineton Galveston: city Of Atlanta savannah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-29

CeFALED PROPOSALS WILL. BE RECEIVED AT
- the once Of the Light House Engineer Tompkns-
VILE. y. Y. until o'clock p N. Apr. % 1907. AMI
then raising West Bank light house Lower
Paw New York IN accordance with specifications
COPIES OF witch with blank proposals and other in
formation may be had upon application to the under
signed reserved 20 reject all bids
ana 10 waive any defects. CIIAS. l. POTTER. Major
Corps OF Engineers. L. 5 A.. Engineer Third Light
House District.
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INVEST POINT. y. Y. FEBRUARY 25. 1907
Wv Sealed Proposals. IN tripcate. subject the
conditions. for furnishing fuel during the fiscal
II NJ april / 1907. such fuel being required for
year. Information furnished upon application. Z. s.
reserves The right reject any all bids
any part thereof Envelopes containing proposals
should be endorsed Proposals for Fuel. addressed
O NJ. L. 8 A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-29
Dated March o. 1901.

DpOpOSAIS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES pr
~ Interior Office Indian Affairs Wao6
Snc,on D. c. February % !9OT-Seaed proposals piain
oylred on the outside envelope 'PrOposaI fo-
rbber goods boots and shoes etc, the may be
90 the Commissioner CS Indian AfYairs
ashIngton D. c.. will be received at the Indian Oaca
rntil OF Thursday. April IL. 1907 then
furnishing Indian will
Soois boots and shoes hardware medical supplies
proposals. plainly marked tba
envelope: Proposal for enameled furniture etc
be- and addressed TO the
~ indian Affairs Washington D. c. will be received
AZ The Indian ONCE until o'clock .. m. Of Tuesday
Arr ia 1901 and opened furnishing the Indan
service with enameled ware lamps. furniture bedding
Implements. paints
ware wagons harness. leather. shoe findings saddery
etc school supplies and long list OK miscellaneous arti
cies Bids must be made o Government blanks
Schedules giving all necessary information for bidders
viii be furnished application the Indian ONCE
Washington. u. c.. the u Indian Warehouses at New
Sebr The Department the right reject any
and all bids. part OF any bid. F. E. LEUPP.
Commissioner.
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a RMY BUILDING. WHITEHALL STREET NEW
~ York, March l., 1907. Sealed proposals. IN trpli
cate will received here until 10 o'clock NJ, April l.
1907 for supplying and delivering Fuel New York
CITY and sandy Hook. y J.. during commencing
Julv 1907 Information furnished application.
L reserves the right reject accept any all
proposas or any part thereof Envelopes containing
proposals should be marked: Proposals for Fuel. 20
be opened April l. 1907 and addressed W. H.
Miller Deputy Quartermaster General. L. 8 Army
Depot Ouartermaster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-29
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.


This Evg az 5 u. W. precisely, Regular Prices
ARSIFAL4-Fremstad Jacoby; BurgstalleT Van Rooy
Blass Cortz Muhlmann. Reiss COnd HeFtz
WEBER PLANO USED.
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MONDAY. APRIL /
OUTGOING STEAMERS

TO-DAY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-02

nothing done to kill racing in this
State. sponsors of the sport are con-
graduating Themselves. The lEhl
against the tracks seemed to lack Or
ganization of the first attempt, made
a year ago.
Upstate folk knew which side their
bread was buttered upon. and refused
to support the Jerome bill until as as,
sured they would not lose the s2oo'ooo
a year collected for the State lars
from the race tracks. The New
York district attorney says he VIII con-
tinue the fight next year. A decided
sentiment. however, in favor of racing
is growing inN this State among class
which itself cares nothing for the
sport, but which believes personal lib
erty Of others should not be curtailed.