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New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
OBTTUARY.
HENRY TslMApeE.

After an illness of three weeks Henry Talmadge
who. until few years ago was senior member of
the banIing firm of Henry Talmadge & Co. with
Offices at No 80 Pine street. died yesterday at his
home. No 53s Madison avenue. Despite the fact
that he retired several years ago, he did much
work for his own bank. well as several others,
until his last illness began.
Mr. Talmadgh was born in Westheld, Mass,
siEhty-two years ago. He trustee of the
Central Trust Company. vice-presdent and director
Of the Cossitt Land Company and director OF the
Mechanics National Bank. Mr.. Talmadge a
member OF the Chamber Of Commerce, the Society
Of MayfoWer Descendants. the Metropolitan
Museum Of Art. and for more than thirty years
mad been member OF the consistory Of the Col
iegiate Reform Church OF the City Of New York.
He leaves a son. Henry p TalmadRe who is presi-
dent and director OF the Augusta Lumber Company.
president and director Of the Haviland Lumber
Company and president and director OF the South
eTn Pine Company, Of Georgia.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20

T-NCEOUALED DISPLAYS of HIGH SCHOOL HORSES
AND EXPERT ESQCESTItIANISM
ROYAL. TROUPE OF TRAINED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MANJ-EI. HEIRZOG SCHOOL OF STALLlONS-
EQUINE RALLET OF THE GAItLANDS
CONGRESS OF EXPERTS IN HACTE ECOLE-
EDUCATED HORSES AT LIBERTY.
CLIMAX CAPPiNG CONCLAVE OF FAR FAMED
RIDERS.
PRETTY AND PTCFU RESCUE PAGEANT Of THE
NATIONS.
BOTTFR RpOTTIFyRS' BICYCLE SONIERSAULTS.
WINSTO<'S SEA LION JUtiCiLEItS.
TRIPLE HERDS OF ELEPHANT PERFORMERS
REALLY REMARKABLE RIDING SEAL
SIEGRIST-SII4RON SENSATIONAL AEIJALlSIS
IOO CIRCUS ACTS BY 300 FAMOUS PEkFOhNlEkS
Epoch Making Aerial Congress ACrobatc Narves OF Two
Hemisphere Special Childrens Circus 40 Funny
Clowns REAL ROMAN HIPPOlROME. Racing
Ciorfes of 4 Ages. High-Jumping Horses
TWO EXHIBITIONS DAILY
A AND 500.
afford patrons opporti-
NIT 10 menagerte and museums. 70 SEQ the
herds Of elephants the giant girafes, the scores =
cages of wild beasts the odd and curious freaks and
living curioscs. the alles man and woman on earth
the smallest people alive and the special vaudeville
performance in the Curio Hall. Grand preliminary
concert BY carl Clars Grand Military Band at 1:5O
and 7:20
Admission to everything including numbered seats &c
and soc. (26th 27th street entrances onlyl Re
ton madison entrance only. Private Boxes.
six seats 50 and 81 80 Box Office open daily from
A NJ 10 o F. NJ. No be reserved by
talerboDa hut mail orders ACCOMPANIED By currency
will receive prompt attention
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
DR.. RODNEY c. z. coMaEs.

Or Rodney c. T. combes. head OF the DIR
Combes sanatorium Company, at Flushing. died
yesterday from typhoid fever at his home. No. 1S5
Hancock street Brooklyn DIR. Combes witl!
hfty-three othe. persons. left his ho:ue several
weeks ago Tor a trip to Mexico He had been
fhere only short time when he ccr1tracted the
disease and was brought home week ago
D'. Combes born at East Rockaway Long
lsland, hfty-one years ago After obtaining his
early education there he entered Bellevue Iospi-
IA, isom Niicn he was graduated in 1875 He WAS
4 spcclaiist in brain diseases. and "A member of e
Long Island and Kings County Medical societies
and the Neuralgia Society. He leaves wiz. md
two daughters. The funeral will be aela to-mor-
row, at o'clock b. m The burial Viii he a.
Greenwood Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
The MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Dover March 49, 625 a m--Arrived KroonIaDd
I)oxrud. New York for Antwerp tand proceededD.
Hamburg. hnrch IS. ? m--Arrived steamer Kaisertn
Auglste Victoria (ier), Ruser New York via PIym-
outh Cherbourg - - '''''
Bremen March 10-Arrtved. steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II
Ger. Cuppers. New York via Plymouth Cher
southampton. March l9-Arrived steamer Minneapolts
Ur' Gates. New York for London land proceeded)
Plymouth March 10. nl-Saied
MaldersHe tGerl. Krech from Hamburg and
Gibraltar. March I9-Passed. steamer xxi Arm Ger,
from. Barcelona and Malaga New York
Havre. March lSArrtved. steamers
Dirk Dutch. Haasnoot New YORK Via West Indies
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
IoHN e HARNEN.

Glen Ridge. X. J.. March 1e.-John c Harvey.
sxtyeight years old, real estate broker IN Brook
lyn and for the last twenty years resident OF this
place. died his home, No. 20 Hillside avenue,
last night. after an illuess Of one year lie was
morn in Brooklyn and after retiring from the real
estate business purchased a poultry and dairy
farm IN BrOOkdale He president OF the boar
OF trustees of the MOTaYan Church. In Brooklyn.
and few months ago, with his brother, gave val
liable lands TO H. He was unmarried.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
MOROSINI GROOM FINED.
Had Used Language to His Mistress Which
She Found Objectionable

on complaint OF Miss Giulia MoTosini and her
brother Giovanni Hugh Gibson. twenty-five years
old. of No. 9l2 Sixth avenue. who has been en-
ployed by the Morosini family a groom for the
last few DAYS was before tho Morrisania police
court yesterday. charged with using insulting Ian
guage to Miss Morosni the porch of her father $
day night.
Miss Morosini was represented by her brother
and her coachnian, David MCGec. They told Mag
istrate House that Gibsoa had been discharged Tor
i'll treating OF Miss MOrosinis show horses
and had demanded money due him. ana when he
had not received had become insulting. After
hearing the case the gistrate fined Gibson $lO
which he unable to pay.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
HELD ON CONSPIRACY CHARGE.
Ex-City Solicitor OF Baltimore and National
Bank Examiner Accused of Fraud.

Baltimore, March ls.-olin Bryan. ex-city solicit
tor. and Walter A Mason. national bank examiner.
were presented by the grand jury to-day on a
charge OF conspiracy TO defraud the Munich Rein
surance Company of s49.s50
A. the tiws Of the alleged conspiracy March %.
1905. ETr. Bryan was president and Mr.. Mason was
treasurer OF the United Surety Company OF this
eity. Il ~ alleged that by Misrepresentation Mr
Bryan and Mr.. Mason induced ;he Munich com
sang q invest the amount nahned in the capital
stock of tire surety company.
Esail was fixed al $500 each for Mr.. Bryan and
tiT. GasOn ard was given hy Ny Bcyan. Mr..
Mason ~ understood 10 be IN the West on govern
ssEut business.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
CHARLES EDWIN wARlNc.

Charles Edwin Waring. the last OF four brothers
who contributed so greatly 10 the DEVELOPMENT of
Nonkers as q manufacturing and business centre.
died yesterday at his home, No "a Locust II ave-
nue.. that city. after illness OF six mouths. He
was eigllty-one years old Heart disease was the
cause Of death. Mr.. Waring was born IN 1925 in
Southeast. Putnam County. When sixteen xea-s
old ne came 10 1oHkers, where he engaged in tho
manufacture OF hats with his brothers In lS73 he
Withdrew and devoted himself TO real estate IN
Eestneiits In 1858 he elected president of tie
Citizens National Bank retiring il, 100 IL
leaves wife aud three sons
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
METROrOLITAN OrEEa HOUSE.
AsT MEEK az ORERA EAsnN

This Evening az s-MADAMA BUTTERFIv-Far-
Homer; Carus0 ScottL Retss. Muhlmann DufrichS.
Rogue Conductor. Nigna-
Thurs. Eyg. Mch. 21. az T.3O-DIE wALKUERE-
Gadski. Frer1Stad SChuuann Henk. BurgstaIIer. Van
Rcoy. Blass. Conductor Hertz
Fri Evg, Mch. %. a. S-PAGLIACCI-Farrar
Caruso SJracciari. Ress. Simard- Conductor ViEna-
Preceded by HAENSEL IND GRETEI~-Mattfeld.
Alien Schumaun Heink. Weed Goritz Cond. Hertz
sat At. Mch. % az 2-Last MatiUee-TOSCA-
Emma Eames J7coby CarUso. Scott. Bars Bogus.
Dufriche Conductor. Nigua
sat Evg. Mch % 5.45-Las. F@rf az Pop Prices
TRISTAN UNp ISOLpE-Gadskt. unu
Dppel. Gortz. Rlass. Reiss MuhImann Cond Hertz
SUNDAY ENC. NIGH - tPOP. FRICESl. $40
LAST GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT.
Soloists: Tarrar. Feischer Edel Rappold: Plaucon.
StracciarL Entire Metropolitan opera House Orchss-
ira. Conductor. BOvy
Schumann Tenk. RaPpold; Hurgstaller. Van Rooy.
Iciss. GoritZ. Hlass. Conductor Hertz
Wed. E,g. Mch -. at TO -GOETTERDA EN-
MERt' Nc -t;ads&t SchUmarn Hetnk, Weed. AIten
Ralph. RurCstnller Blass. Muhlmaun. Coud. Hertz
rri Eyg Mcb 20 GOOD FRIDAY at ; = NJ pre-
cisely - PARSIFAT. ~ Fremstad. Schu1lann- lie eink.
BurgstaIlcr Van Rooy BIass, Gori;z MuhlInaun Ress
SEATS NOW ON SALE
WEBER PIANO USED.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
sRieAplER GENERAL JOHN MOORE.

Washington March l9-Brigadier General John
Moore, L. S a. retired. former surgeon general Of
the army. died in Washington yesterday aged
eighty-one years. lie was native OF Indiana, and
served al the head of the medical department OF
she army from 1886 10 1897 He was a colonel and
medical director 4 volunteers in the Civil War
and brevetted eutenan. colonel in the regular
esta blishment 1854 gallan; and r1eritOrious
service during the Atlanta campaign. and was bre-
Tetted colonel 1865 mertOTious service Nephr
It's caused General Moores death The funeral wiz
be held tomorrow and burial VIII be Arlington
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20

PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY AND AfIsCEI
Mara 1h"epps ,SS9SPpliss.Yar Dept washington d G..
Sd ne received here until APRIL % 1907. and
men "PeneG Tor furnishing stationery and misceIIa-
supplies lbroOms. brushes towels.
Tor war Dept Bureaus and Ofnces during wear end
1ona, Iososais must be In envelo1es indOrsed PRO
S.-ts Iol stationery and "PTODOsals for
SP3!s S respectively. and addressed NJ Il. THORP
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
TRANspAC1FIc MAILS

Destination and steamer. Close In New York
Hawaii Japan. Corea. china and Phil
ippne Islands (ya San Francisco March % IL 80
Australia teScePt WesJ. Fiji Islands
and New Caledonia Vancouver
and Victoria T. CJ-Aorangi. March -. 900
Puwail Cyla FraucscoA Alameda March 2G 1890
Hawaii Japan, Corea and China (via
Francisco1-COptiC March 90 1890 m
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands
FncscO)-EmpreSs Of Japan April l. 1880 m
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
PROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL ETC.

T IFInfTng ONCE.
Washington. D. g. March IL. 1907
Sealed proposals VIII be received this Office until
10 O'Clock m. tt ESpAY. APRIL %. 1907. fur
nishing material. the Of Government
Printing Once during the fiscal year ending June 80
The right reject and all o
defects reserved Detailed schedu.es OF the
material, required. accompanied by blank pro-
posals and Ttvin" the regulations with bidders
must comply. may be obtained by addressing this
office CHAS. \. STILLISGS.
Public
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20

OUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE. WEST POINT. n y
~ March 10Th 1905-SeaIed proposals in tripicate.
Iiect To usual conditions VIII be received this
Office unit: - o'clock noon April -. 1901 for Tile
ana Marble Work the Cadet Barracks (oId) West
poiut \ Y United States reserves the right
acccpt o, reject any all proposals. for pro-
posais furnished upon application Address Quarter
Irlas Point y "
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20

INVEST POINT y. Y. FEBRUARY 20. 19O7-sEALED
w urorosais tripIcate will be received here until
% o'clock nool % 1SO7. for supplying Wall
Iocl,-S as per specifications this United
states reserves tho right 20 accept reject any
proposals. any part thereof. Forms proposals
furnished upon application Address: Quartermaster
Point. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY

Vessel
Vessel For Line Mall sails.
Natee,fc Tfverroo, yVbIte a m 1000 a IN
sdvancc colon Panama .-....-..... II 80 m N
Allerbanv Iuarua Hnrf,-A m -.-..- Il 90 90
NieIv Amsterdam. Rotterdam Ho-Am 1000 a m
Proteus. New Orleans. So pac.A' l2to p IN
Comanrhe. Jacksonville. CLYDE. .------. 500 p m
Hamiltrn NorfoIE Ola Dominion ..... 400 m
THURSDAY. MARCH 81
Amerika Hamburg Hamburg Am. C.3o n m 10 90 a
Ia Touraiuo Havre. a m 1000 m
q = TfetEen Copenhagen. S@and-Aul $50 1900
Monterey. Havana ............. 900 1900 m
Ctemnitz Bremen y q Lloyd ..-..... 1900 m
Iampasas. Galveston. Mallory .-..--.. 300 p m
Jefferson. Norfolk. old Dominion ...... 800 m
city OF Columbus. Savannah. savannah 800
FRIDAY. MARCH d
= Frieirich Jamaica. Room 200
'Seeuranca Nassau Ward 1900 800
Ctdric Liverpool White Star ....-- II 30 a IN
Seneca. Norfolk. Old Dominion. .--.-.. 300 y m
Arapahoe jacksonville. clyde ......... 300 p IN
Colorado Brlnswick Mallory. ......... 3,O0p
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
Proposals.

DRoPOsALs,-U. s DEPARTMENT OF AGRI-
Il culture. Office OF the Secretary. Washington. D. q
March T. 19O5.-Seaed proposals viii be received at
the office of the DisbuTsing Clerk until D. Mon
day. April -. 1907. for furnishing supplies durn the
fiscal ending June so. laos. follows station
cry, laboratory lumber and packing boxes fuel and
ice painters. plumbers. furniture and map frames,
forage. seals. brOoms. brushes.
pots: cleaning carpets washing towels WASTE
paper; electrical supplies dags. Instruments tow ers
and lanterns. printing and uthographinE materIaI
Fui' information furnished application the Dis
DursinS Clerk. Bids be sealed addressed To
the Secretary OF Agriculture, In accordance with in
retary 80
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20

MORT sLoCUM. \. Y. MARCH G. l9o7-sEAI.ED
Il proposals triplcate. for furnishing Fuel Forage
and straw Mineral oil required Fort socum.
Y during year ending June 30 1905 will received
tere until NJ. April I. 1907 T.. =
10 reject or accept all proposals part
Of information furuiste+ application Envelopes con
tainng proposals. VIII be endorsed Proposals Fuel
Forage straw. and Mineral oil. at - W. T.
DER o NJ
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY. ETC.

Il government Printing OfiCe.
Washington. d g.. March IL 1907
Sealed proposals viii be received this ofice until
o'clock p m MONDAY. APRIL % 1907. for fur
nishing STATIONERY. fuel. tee hardware. plumbing and
electric supplies lumber for the use of the Gov
ernment Printing once during the fiscal year ending
june go lHOs The right 70 reject and all bids and
waive defects Is reserved. Detailed schedules o.
stationery. fuel. ice. required. accompanied bv
blank proposals and giving the regulations with which
bidders must comply, may Be obtained BY ad iressing
this office. CHAS n STILLIEGS.
Public Printer
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
,,1NIArrRE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun sos Sul 6:l2 Moon sets ~ Moons age
HIGH WATER.
A AM-Sandy Hook - Gov. Island - Hell Cato
PM-Sandy Hook 1904 Island 1900 Hell Gate 2O2
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20

TJNREAsURY DEPARTMENT OFFICE OF GENERAL.
l SuperiHtcnd"nt u 5 Jife-SavinL Service Washing
received q this Office until o'clock NJ os Tuesday
the day OF April 1907. then publicly opened
furnishing supp'ies required Sc of Iife-
Saving seryics for the Ascai yea ending SO 1905
supplies 10 be delivered at such points In New
York city. Crane Haven. Mich. and san Francisco.
cal, as may be required. and in tho quantities named
the specifications The supplies needed consist ~
Feds. bedding. and Furniture: Brooms and brushes.
CrocHc-y, Hardware Household Goods. IauDs Ian
terms. etc Medicines. etc Paints oils. etc, ship
ChauGlcry Stoves. etc. Tools. ana Miscellaneous
cles: all OF which are enumerated in the specifications
attached To the form of bid. which may he Oh
tanned application To this Office tho
spector OF arug Stations. 37a Washington St~cet
New York ttitv superintendent. Twelfth
District, Grand Haven Mich; and superintendent
Thirteenth ltfc-S0NlnG District New
san Francisco. cal Envelopes containing proposals
should he addressed % the General
S Iife-SaViuG Service. Washington.
the outside Proposal for annual supplies RI -
right reserved 10 reject any bids and 10
defects n deemed FOR the interests Government
s. ! KINBATI. General Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
Proposals.

OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF CoLUM.
~ bia washington D. c.. March T. 19O7-Sealed
noon April 1e. 1907. for constructing in the
of Forms. specifications npce,-
sarv tnforma tfon be obtained Room A. District
Building. Washington y g HENRY b F. MACFAR-
sioners d. c.
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR. United states
IL Patent once Washingt2n, D. g March H. 1907
nc oeirs until O'Clock Monday. April % 1907
Immediately thereafter.
airing the fiscal ending June 30. 1905 pho
OF
yely issues patents, designs registered trade
rs for the reproduction Of exhausted copies Of draw
anI suecications and for producing copies Of draw
tSs on a reduced sc,!o for the library edition Of pat
ar7e Specifications and specimens forms Of pro
osa viii furnished on application the Chief clerk
e patent Office. bidders invited be present
% 80 Tr.n,7t- = L ALLEN. COMMISSIONS ADfroveI.
tNfJs PT-DOTPFi GARFIELD. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20

PROPOSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY s-rp
PLtES;,-ohce Of Assistant Purchasing Agent Ps.-
anna Rail Road Company. - State Street New Ycrt
March 18th 1907 Sealed proposals be received NJ
this Office until r NJ March 25th 1907 for furnsbN
ing the above mentioned articles Blanks and fIl In1oT
nation be obtained this ofhca AI.rfsEnm IA Az
DERSOS. Assistant Purchasing Agent. S>1N-
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20

SSEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate will received az
- the office % the Chlef clerk. Department of Com
auI Labor until p Monday. April
and then opened furnishing the Department vyi,h
stationery carpets copper plates for engraving and
trotyping electrical supplies. forage. fuel furniture.
Nnoleurl lumber. oils paints.
supplies plumbing supplies etc; for removing
cleaning and laying washing
IN, purchase paper during the year end n
june 30 Blanks for proposals speCihcatlons
vii he furnished application the chief clerk
rar.ment ~ oommerce aud LAh1r. Washngtnn. ID d,
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
nRoposALs roR INnIAS srPrL.lE,s

PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES \ F2-r
Il OF the iDterigT. Office Indian NNrirs lRasb
ngton g. February - -ao7-scaled rrol os,ls Tist
ly marked the outside cf the envelope. Frono.a To-
rubber goods boots and shoe ETC. as ~" may he
addressed To N" 'tourHiSSioue- IuTia, t@gar,
washington. - c. VIII be received the Indie, ,s, :
O'clock m Of THURSDAY. April H. i9U3 ami tts{
furnishing the Indian
goods and shoes. hardware. medical sp,,''
Sealed proposals. plainly marked Tie otle5s ? ., !.
envelope: Proposal 'nr ennreied ware furniture str
bs and addressed u
OF Indian Affairs, Washington. -. c." will lie rerstri
the Indian once rnit : clock y of Triqslav
1904. ami then opened for
service with euameled lamps furniture E.,"
stoves. agricultural imp-em~rts paints oils
ware. harness leather shoe dadlngs sod3er,.
etc school supplies ana long list Of caneons r,t
cles. Bids must te made out Government nisnss
Schedules giving ali necessary IijiS,
bc furnished application q l-di,D y
Washington, Il. C.; L. Warehouse nj Hi
York Ci.y. Chicago. H.. St Louis Mo ana S-,"SN
Nebr The Department reserves ue right reject any
Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
4Amuseglents.
THE AMUSEMENT EVENT OF THE YEaR!
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
FOR a SHORT SEASON ONLH.
COMMENCING TOMORROW,
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 2l
BARNUM & BAILEY
Greatest Show on Earth


The Wide Worlds Nlghticst Amusement Institgtion
Now BIGGER AND GiiSANDER THAN EVEN
BEFORE.
NEW ARENIC ATTRACTIONs FROM EVERY
WHERE.
THE NOyEILOS. AcrOba,ic and Trained Animal
Novelty.
Tha Ever AlvfuI nIP OF DEATH.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
SEATS NOW ON SALE.
WEBER PIANO USED.

GpEsAgG I'll. TyIENTRE. Tonight LAST TIMES
tfts RN@ "Die Doppel-Ehr' Thurs Fri 3 SAT
Mat. & Evg.. "SALOME" & yum EtnsiedIe p"
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20

DRoPosALs WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
L Bure6u Of Supplies and Accounts NAVY Darar,
meni Washngton D. g until 10 o'clock a IN March
20 1907 ana publicly opened Immediately thereafter
furnish AZ the navy yard. New York v -
naval medical supply depot Brooklyn n a" % 49,. .ue
fed quantity of naval supplies as follow
49': Tool steel sheet 2lnc.-Sch. 400: Ri,nk"ts
Sheets. mattresses towels. bedspreads
Persi oper;aitinE gowns etc paIamas.-:ica 50S:
curry copper barrels-Sch 5Q2: Flour Annie .uer .
for proposals should designate the schedules -.trs ms
number Blank proposals Will be furnished ,nCn -
plication To the navy pay office. New York X -
to the Bureau Z f. ROGERS. Paymaster-C enersi
L. s. y. 3-G-OT ''0'S'
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20

TlOsT OFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON u 4,
Mar II, lmi.-etaled proposals viii he received ar
office OF the Purchasing Agent this pepartu,s,t
unu O'Clock 2 m, Mcnday, APRIL -. 1907 for fur.
nishng miscellaneous stationery supplies
typeWritcIa. computing machines. rfbbsr
supplies numbering machines seals copvinF messy
furniture. carpets, baskets boxes.
cordagr hardware, tracks. leather supplies
supolies paints. oils chent- ais lumber fuel ice for9ra
household supplies. etc, rs they ordered by tSe
Post ohice Department ami Postal Service during the
fiscal year the years beginning IuI,
he awarded Eanks f1r nrr,';,,ts
with specifications and Instructions bidders ,tfI -
ready for distribution on or about March ~ 1907 and
will be furnshed upon application to the purcba sin,
Agent the Post Oflce Department WashinFtor NJ
G. V l.. MEYER Postmaster General. "' - u
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20

" ARSENAL BUILDING.
FIFTH AVENUE AND SIXTY FOURTH STREET
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN THE CITY or NEW
YORK
SEALED RIpS OR ESTIMATES WILL. BE received
By the az the above once the Department
of Parks 3 o'clocS o.
THURSDAY. APRIL II. 1907.
Borough % Manhattan.
CONTRACT 80 =
FOR WORK AND MATERIALS FOR ERE~TION- AND
COMPLETION OF THE INTERIOR FINISH IN TH1
NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY. ASTOR. Lemon
AND TILDEE FOUNDATIONS. FIFTH AVFNI-tT
FORTIETH AND FORTY Second STREETS
The Security required VIII be Fou- hundred thousand
Dollars.
The TINA allowed for doing and completing vor,,
WIN he CALENDAR MONTHS after notice 10
begin work tho building has been given.
The viii be compared and the awarded
lump @ aggregate sum
Plans he and blank forms may obtained a.
the % the Department % Parks Arsenal Central
Manhattan and also at the Office ~ archltects
Hastings No 2S East Fortydr street Man
haitian.
RECORD"
MOSES HERMAN.
Freslde-S.
JOSEPH T. BERRY
MI HAEI. J. kENNEOY,
Commissioners OF Parks
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20

"Brtngs mail.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-18
SUGGESTION is
APPROVED
PROMINENT AUTHORITIES EN-
DORSE THE PROPOSITION 10
TEACH COURTING IN SCHOOL

Expressions from number Of
prominent citizens on the subject Of
introducing the eArt Of courtshipo as
branch Of study in the schools, as
proposed by Illinois professor, were
almost unanimous for it.
Jonas Cook, an ex-pedagogue Of re-
nown, when interviewed said: Love
is blind and all little love affairs Of
children should be treated with due
respect and courtesy, as children are
no more liable to make fools Of them
selves than grown people are. But
reducing this to a science is out Of
the province Of the schools. AS for
myself, got along very well by the
old fashioned catch-as-catch-can sys-
tenn"
A. S. Gilkey, who is a scholar and
a philosopher with pronounced views
on an subjects and who is particu-
larly well qualified to speak with au-
thority in this case, said: "The pro-
fessor has certainly hit upon an ex-
cellent idea and / eblieve this course
should be introduced in all schools,
For several years ! have realized that
my early training in this direction
was sadly neglected and | have Of
ten thought Of taking a post gradu-
ate course in some reliable institu.
ton, but thus far my only instruction
has been received in night classes
with private teachers. BY all means
let US have a school of courtship. Tns
town builders should take up the pro
position as it viii help very mater
tally in building the Greater Chick
asha.'
George Calvert: Put me down a.
unqualifiedly in favor Of the new
course Of instruction. | know moth
ing that would assist more in reliev
ing the matrimonial stringency."
George Petty: "It's good move
| heartily approve Of it. Courting j
fine art and confess that I've ne
yer been able to get onto all the mys
teries Of it,
Dick Harbour: Count me in on it.
J. W. Kayser: "An excellent idea
would prevent many bIunders thrOug
Sashfulness. In consideration Of tn
2 happiness and welfare Of future gen
t erations, / hope the science may b
e introduced in every school in Ameri
I ca"
L. L. Bryan: "When will the elias
e start? I'm ready to join it."
! Judge Frank NJ Bailey; 4 have n
y special need for such instruction a
z l have never lost hope in the old sys
/ tenn; but on the whole think the sue
3 gestion is a good one.