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HOUSE MOVERS
Rheumatism

nnnffsmi Not remedy that Win etratshten tbs
distorted limbs Of chronic cripples. NOR tuin 6ony
FroWths back 70 hesh again. 1nht 10 Impossible;
But can now surely XII the PAINS and panaa Oh
Il, defTnany-gith 3 Chemist IN The City Of
parrnStAdt-I found the last ingredient with
Wftch Or ghoop's Rheumatic Remedy WIS made
4 pgffected. Dependable prescription. Without
fhat LAT fngredient successfully treated many,
many cases Of Rhanmht tam: but now. Of last = uni.
nsItch dreaded disease, Those annd-lke granular
vnEtee found "a Rheumatic Blood Eeein 70 Dissolve
and pass away und0r the aciop OF this r1lnedy IS
freely As does sugar when added 20 pure NateL.
freaiy pass from the system. and the cause OF
RheumAtikm Is gone forever. There 10 BOW no
real nsed-no actual excuse 70 g1ner LONGER W1tn:
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EUREKA PLUMBING Co.

a. ;. Gould. Owner.
home phone ss Ben phone CIV
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sWEET sIELoDY FLouR.
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Schedule effective Nov. II, 1907.
GLARKSBURG, w. va.
Daily. X Daily except Sunday.
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New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
ARRIVED

York for Cherbourg and Bremen (and proceedet1 }
Newcastle. March 2s-Lenion City tBr). New York
Hull. March 29-Idaho fBrJ. New York
Manchester. March 29-Titian [Br), New York
Dover. March 30-yaderland, (Begp New York 70,
Antwerp tand proceeded.
Cherbourg. March 30-Kronprinz wilhelm Ger, New
York via Plymouth for Bremen (and proceeded).
Genoa: March 2s-Koengin Luise tGer). New YORK. via
Genoa. March 26-F1orida 0taD. New York via Naplss
Hamburg. March 2S-Montrose CBr). New York
Trieste. March 29Slavona CT3r). New York via Naples
Melbourne sydney. etc ~ ~
Taku March Matoppo (BT). York via Singapore
Bombay March 3o-Cristafes Ger. Moller New York
Santos 27-spartan Prince (8r) Smith New York
Via Rio de Jane!ro.
Moville. March go ]. 40 m-Furnessia t3r New York
for Glasgow proceeded.
Bermuda March 3o-Bermudan (I3r). Fraser New York
SAILED.
Liverpool. March 2s-Ni5torian dBrl New York
Cardiff. March 2s-Hallamshre tBr. New York
Gibraltar March 80 m-Friedrich der Crosse Ger,
Boulogne. March rs 10 m-Noordam Dutch frorn Rot
terdam); New York
Naples March 2s-Ancona dtap. New York
Cherhourg March IS p m-st Paul 0rom southanlp-
barcelona. March EMANUEL calvo SPAN. from
Lisbon. March 2a-Hersilia GER New York
Genos March I.:. 2s.RsPnbiie a7r New York
Magdalena oBr. from Southampton Barbados etc1
Shields March 2s-City Of Everett Read New York.
Cervona CBrp Stoke Portland: 2,th RapaIia Ger
eron Hamburg. New York. '''
Pireus. March H-sicilian Prince CBr. New York
PASSED.
Perrin. March Maroa cBr. Calcutta for Boston and
Ne" York: Nedenfels Ger. New York Alslera
caro- dArm March so-sicilian Prince Obj, Pr~us FOR
New York -
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
Arrived at the Bar al

steerage passengers Arrived the Bar at
steamer Coamo: Dalton Ponce March Is; Guanca 20.
n5 Pa on 20 ca anG 3 ssn m i9an 80 70 e s
and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 40 10th.
bados "a St Vincent cent Mar;iniaus and poHinca p
GasdeiouPe ARtgua Montserra and s. kits 2s St
IS mails and nndse. Arrived the Bar
Steamer Admiral Dewey Dawson. Port Antonio March
23 to the United Fruit Co. with 81 passengers and
sseamer toronto r Young Hun March Il. to
sanderson & son. with passenger and mdse Arrived
steamer algonquin. Staples. Azua March "a. San
Porto Plata 81 Cris - and Turks Island 25
fe9 hs S9 a m rs f Bar sh at II 81 m h mails and
Steamer FL Paso Nelson, Philadelphia 10 the Southern
steamer Fl Sgio prescott Galveston March p. to the
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse Passed In Quarantine at
Steamer Mae Carty, Boston. to A Bull & Co. in
steamer Porto Rico Deano salSimore to H Foster
with mdse Passed in Quarantine at $40
E o1terbr4dge Co with Ise passensers mails and
Indse Arrived at the Bar at at i; 80 2 m ,,. -
fairfield soari Co with and mdse Passed
Steamer Joseph di George CNor) Aishager Port An
tonic March % the Atlantic Fruit with fruit
Steamer Mira1nar Ci3r) Gibson. sagua March %. to
II Winchester & Co. with Arrived at the Bar at
Sandy Hook. n J. March 80 $50 m-wind south
The British steamer Dunkeld. Captain Baker from
Puerto Padre. arrived in tow OF the tug Relief and
anchored in Quarantine at 500 p IN.
SAILED.
Steamers Hamburg Gen, Naples Genoa. etc: Herman
plymouth and cherbours laura uu.n % Sapes and and
Trieste: Monyiso Htals. Pensacola. Nunn CNor)
Baltimore; Ryndam Dutch. Rotterdam via BouIogne:
San Giovanni Utah, Naples MeSaiaa etc sun. Avon
charleston and Jacosanyie Captain Bennett (or1 Port
fkn Sor, Perth An 1 satois CIsr1 Meider
Jacob Bright 'BrD. Banore anehored the Bar
at $50 M: knight Of the Garter d8r). Shanghai
Norfolk Ragnaroh (Nor). Colon.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
STANDARD OIL co. BUYS
PARCEL IN WEST 25TH ST.
Loan Business Last Week ReUedis
Improued Mortgage Conditions.

George Milne has sold 10 the Standard OH Com
pany for the ]. B. & J. NJ Cornell Company a
story freproof building, Nos. 55l. aSs and 900
West 25th st, plot 75xoo feet. The property Is
100 feet east of 11th After the building mas
been extensively altered Il will be used by the
Standard OIL Company office and warerooms Tor
of its branch departments.
An improvemer. In mortgage conditions OF more
Importance than the figures Indicate is renec'eo
by the mortgage statement for last week issued py
the Title Guarantee and Trust Company. Accord
ing that statement 1.-The recorded mortgages last
week slightly exceeded In number those for the
previous week both IN New York County and IN
Long Island. There however. no substantial
variation in the amount IN New York, and the
aggregate amount In Long Island was decidedly
less We do not think that these figures In any
way reflect the present general mortgage market
There a marked increase in our mortgage loan
business last week. both in the number OF appnca-
tons made and In the nj mber Of loans accepted
The general Improvement In financial conditions
apparent in other fields begins make itself felt
also in the field Of mortgage loans. and VIII PROB
ably have still more definite effect there In the
near future"
Plans have been fled for the proposed remodel
ling of the old five story dwelling house No f6a
5,h ave, owned by Frederick w. Vanderbilt, into
business quarters for D. s. Hess & Co. as lessees
The first two stories will be made over into stores
elevator installed, and the high stoop entrance
replaced by at the street level. finished In
decorated marble, with panels and Ionic columns
The two story express stable in Park ave Just
south of 12sth st. is to be made into warehouse
by adding new story and installing an elevator
the improvements being made for Catharine Schiio-
,vachter, owner. and for making over the four
story warehouse No 157 East 4Sth St into a cigar
mandatory for Charles & Co, as new owners
Gilbert Robinson and c. NJ Romeyn are the archi-
tects.
Plans have also been filed for enlarg!ng the three
story dwelling No. 129 East 12Sth St and re-
modelling IT into clubhouse for the kana"fl
Club Of which Alderman Percval E. Nagle Is head
end whose present headquarters are at NO. loo
East 125th ST. The necessary improvements are 10
cost, 5000
Plans have also been flied for four story bank
ing office TO built the northwest corner OF Ath
ave. and 25th for the Prcvident Loan Society,
OF which James Speyer Is president. 1t VIII nave
frontage of 75 feet in the street, with a facade
of white marble of the Florentine Renaissance de-
sign the entrance being fianked with large pedes-
carrying bronze pillars supporting electric can
delabra. is $4,000. Renwick, AspinWaH
& Tucker the architects.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
Or Interest ~
~ 10 Uome,1.
ROLLING PIN SKILL.
Golf Stick and Racket Offer No
Greafe- Means OF Enjoyment.

There is Just much art in manipulating the
Rolling pin in welding a golf stick or a tennis
{rscket according TO Miss Anna Barrows. of Teach
Sers College
The reason Cont enjoy the rolling pin as
much the golf stick or the tennis racket she
s<aid tc a large audience at the college YESTERDAY
lis that haven't learned TO play the game Ana
Iii ism: great deal ot work TO learn Most people
think cooking great number OF recipes
urhep :, is only matter Of small number
kv food materials There are about twenty in
kmon use When to fiaVorinS materials
the case is different
Not only is there d great lack of knowledge of
cooking but people don't know what really
rood food is when they get II. says Miss Barrows
We are influenced by habit in our taste for
hood as in everything else" she said We ought
|tc fake the attitude toward this subject that
we do toward music and art, and make some al
<rempt appreciate what those who nave studieo
the subject say is good
Miss Rarrow's subject Vegetables. Fruits
'snd Grains" and in the course Of an hour she did
Ia lot Of cooking and covered lot of ground one
eof the dishes rnaccaroni with a sauce Favored
with onion. tomato and a pepper. the pepper ana
the tomato making pretty contrast Of color FOR
This reason Miss Barrows did not strain out the
|faSoring matter. having previously removed the
seeds and skin from the pepper and tomato
There is tendency" she said, Ito excessive
Eseparation skins. hulls and seeds II we strain
and divide too much digestive organs are likely
ITO lazy In cdSer Si-lail DA'N
lust as attractive s q strained liquid.
One OF the of cookery, il seems, is to use
.he more expensive material flavor the less ek-
peusixe In che Of dried fruits apples cost
only about half what the Others do. END they form
a base for several palatable combinations
IN cooking dried fruits said Miss Burro~s'
-rhey should be first soaked for about an hour to
cleanse them They should then be put into clear
water soaked until they plump and then
cooked in the water in which they were soaked
They will have much better flavor than II care
l.ssly washed and put the fire without soak
ing.
Grains such : peas and beans require df-
ferent kind of soaking Because they have a
smooth hard surface instead of sticky one. they
can be washed without soaking. Then they should
be soaked from twelve to forty-eight hours. ac-
cording TO their age and cooked i'll the water in
which they soaked. In summer they should
be set in the refrigerator TO soak, as otherwise
they will ferment"
In the making Of doughs Miss Barrows pointed
that eggs add the hghtness and reduce the
quantity Of baking powder required
Yet most recipes" she said. take no account
CT this fact and call for the same quantity Of
baking powder when eggs used as when they
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
EASTER SALE AT FIVE POINTS.

The women Of the Five Points Mission have
planned Easter sale for the benefit of that in
stituton which is particularly in need of help just
now. The sale VIII be held to-day and tomorrow
at the Mission, No. IS Park street. There will be
variety articles, both useful and fancy ones.
OF sale. Each day at noon substantial luncheon
will be served. From to o'clock the children
will give exercises the assembly room, and at
5 o'clock the industrial classes may be seen at
work Samples of the childrens work will be on
exhibition
Il has been hard winter for the class Of people
whom the Mission is helping. and its friends there
fore are hoping that the sale will be a success.
ANY contributions sent the institution may be ad-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Vest 52d Street Tenement House
Sold fOr S2T $40

In the Real Estate Exchange saesrooms yester-
day Joseph p. Day sold Nc 42S West b2d ST. a nve
story tenement house, with store on lot 25xleoa
feet to the plaintiff for $3.50 He adjourned the
sale of No. 490 ST. Paul's Place, 100 feet east OF
Washington avenue, 4o.4x122x402x122 feet. two
story frame dwelling house. and of No 1452 wash
ington ave, southeast corner of ST Pauls place,
402x1Oo feet, two story frame dwelling house, 10
April 10
Charles A. Berrian sold No. 42s West o2d ST, 25x
1905 feet, five story tenement house and store TO
the plaintiff, for S24.010.
Peter F. Meyer adjourned the sale OF No S23 to
3s5 West sth ST. 175x10011x irregular. three story
tenement house and a one story stable to April 2.
William S. Denison has sold for W. b. NJ Jor-
dan George B. Mcintyre for occupancy the
three story dwelling house No. 166 West 9Sd St.
17.6x50xlo0Sr feet.
The auction offerings in the Nesey st. salesrooms
to-day will be follows:
of Tonapkins irreg xs2: bldg
s sos s7o and
Mur.agh ct Al; Kan:rowitn s. E atty. Ma
2xlss p irreg and story loft and store bds Tho' The
an G 's s Rosa @a'E m fG pson o
n g. SO # Park ave. 1sex1c611. story dwlg h; E
G GfSG" fTy atty H wsinhandler ref
sss ea a5ss ef
asr s' s11us aunt dne % ,ss, $1,000 20 10th
store / Iilienthal vinsen, AvallOne ct al; sig
BY Bryan L Kennedy: asl Alexander ave. rs n
s. 222 8 IT Of BROOK ave. sxiO6; sty dwg h;
sey "'s Wsstefvet ~ # F curry % and o'tormsn
ssrs sT sale amt due on M Ae1snder d r ays naa o
Norris aEt ThayMsr yer ss ct al al Smith s.
ss7o5 ss.75 s. II "f'A ls' f-' LOO
bldg o, lronworks and vacant: Jacob Mandelbanm ngt
rsf amt dae si4ess s taxes. etc sos IS
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
REALTY NOTES.

Cornelius G. Koln has sold the Whitman plot
on the Richmond Terrace, Port Richmond, Staten
Island, Paul Grimm for 1880. The property
has a frontage of 1s5 feet the terrace and
adtoins the Port Richmond station of the Staten
Island Rapid Transit railroad.
The Hudson Companies will move next Saturday
to their suites in the buildings on Church
street The buildings to be fully ready for
occupancy before May l.
Horace s. Ely & Co. and F. & G.. Pflomm were
the brokers in the sale of No 16 West 31st St
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
ANCIENT VOLCANO ACTIVE AGAIN

San Francisco. March 30-The steamer para,,,
which arrived to-day. brought news Of a volcano
In Guatemala. so long inactive that itg name has
been forgotten. having broken out three ueaks
ago with such terrifying mutterings and shouting
Of lava and smoke that the people living I'm San
Fillipe the base of the mountain arc neary
for their lives.
Opposite the volcano is Santa Maria a vol,
cano which In tine last two hundred years has de-
stroycd many towns.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER G.
= Ihon.4. surroga.s OF The County Of New York.
against Georganna r. Redmond late Of the County OF
New York. deceased. present the with vouchers
thereof the subscrbeF its place transactins
business No. 68 broadway, Borough in the
City Of New York. or before the 18th day OF May
Dated New YORK the 12sh day Of November. 1907
DAVIES. STONE AUERBACi. Attorneys for E.scu-
sos, "a Nassau Street. Manhattan. New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
Citation.

FNHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK by
the of Cod free ana ndependent.-To sarah @.
Hackes. Everett l. Eackes. Iottie Hoefner. Louis ].
Hoefner, T. Hoener Gerds f. Hoefner. Montehore
Chronic Invaids. Mount Sinai Hospital. United
Hebrew Charities Home for Aged and InnTm Hebrews
Israel Hospital, Lebanon Hospital Coored Orphan Asy
lum Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Society. Hebrew Be
nevolent Orphan Asylum Jewish Theological Seminary.
DR.. samuel schulman. Henrietta Butzel MoIlis
Fannie Butzel. Hattie sim. Louis Cans Jr..
Joseph Cans Union Bank and Trust Company. jacob r.
Srhn. Hebrew Union College, Hebrew Widows and
Orphans Home. Ladies Auxiliary Society OF Temple
Emanuel Hebrew Benevoent Society, Rev DR.. kaufman
Kohler Moses Leon HcImann tslso known Leon Hei-
Pepper. Louisa Cans. Mamie Cans, Rose Cans Jacob
Herman Charles Hoepfner; r. Arthur Fraser. Sanford
Grain Garnett l. Bryant. Robert A Finn Marvin
Lloyd Cans. 1. C. F1atow. Hattie Cans. David
Cans Ada II. Meridian and 20 all persons interested in
the Estate Cans late Of the County OF New
York. deceased creditors lesatees. next Of kin
otherwise. send greeting
You ana each OF you are hereby cited and required
County OF New York. the Surrogstes' Court OF
County. held at the Court House in the County of
ten clock that day. then and there
judicial settlement OF the account OF proceed
ines o John Frankenieimer and Edward A. Meridian.
OF the last viii ard testament OF said de-
ceased such OF hereby cited
under Of twenty-one years required TO ap-
pear your guardian. II have IL have
IN your neglect failure do =
guardian be appointed by the Surrogate TO
an YOU in the proceeding
testimony whereof have caused the seal Of the
Surrosates' Court OF the said County OF New
IL. 81 York to be hereunto affixed Witness Hon.
ABNER c. THOMAS. IA Surrogate OF said
County. the County Of New York. the 3rd day OF
March in the year OF Lord one thousand nine hun
dred and eight DANIEL J. DoWpNEf.
FERDINAND HUFFMAN. Attorney for Executors. 2s
Broad Street. Borough OF Manhattan Ne" York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
SurrOgates' Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER c.
i Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County Of New York
Blanche Sterling. sometimes Blanche G. s.r.
ling. late Of tho County Of New York. deceased to
with vouchers thereof
place Of transactng business at the Hull
Horton Esqr, No. Brosd Street. in City OF New
York. on before the 9Th day OF May.
Dstsd Nes IH5k g1s fss sfn s dsy @ ef e65ossE 1907
HULL g. HORTON. Attorneys Executors 8 Broad
Street Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New York.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER
i C. Thomas, Surrogate OF the County OF York
notice is hereby given to all psasans having claims
vouchers thereof the subscriber the Of
w H Van S'eenbergh; his place Of trnnsactins
on or before the Gath day Of June
Dated New York. the li,h day OF December 1907
ROBERT b. MARTEN
with The Will o BENJAMIN
Fl VAN sTEENBERGH Attorney for Adn,n,s,r.to,
TN PURSUANCE IF AN ORDER OF HON ARrrp ~
i Thomas Surrogate Of the County of New YORK
given to all having claims axain,;
eamuel F. Myers late Of the County of New YORK de-
ceased the with thereof In the
Broadway in Borough OF Manhattan New York C,,y
on or befoI. N: ls' a;,s, Gay OF May ,a09 a09s
EINsTEIN TOWNSEND d GUITERMAN. Attorneys for
Executors. ~ broadway. Manhattan. New York City
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER G
i Thomas a Surrogate OF the County of New York
of the City OF Springfield Illinois
deceased. he same with vouchers thereof 10
at their place Of trsnsactx business No
% Street, the city York On or befor. IN.
10th day OF -
Dated New York. 2eth day of November 1907
DANIEL SEYMOUR
NORMAN SEYMOUR.
Executors
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
I, UIL DIIslI.IlUI !.
TPaNsp1cIFIC MAILS.

Destination Close IN New York
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Island via
ss, Franc.co-Cnited States transport Apr J. 500
Corea. China ard PHILIP
San Ffanciscol-Asia. Apr . 600
Zealand. Australia tcxcept Nestb-
Islands New Caledonia tvis
F-snclsco)-Inverc- 5 m
Hawaii tr1a San Frsncscol-Alsrneda- Apr e. 500
japan Cores China and Philippine Islands
fvia Vancouver and Victoria. i CD-
Empires. ot China 600 m
Hawaii Japan. Co1ea. China and Philip
pine ISLANDS fvis ssa F-sncisco)-Mon-
eos ..-..--....-Apr 8. 500 m
Tahiti sn6 Marcuesss ISLANDS
FrsnoscO1-Mariposa -----.-.,..--.. apr 600 II
C0res and China Especially ad-
dressed only. Via Sesttie)-Aki Garu m
japan. Corea. China and Philippine Isl
ands tyia seatte)sla Apr 10 egoo m
japan. Corea and China especially ad-
dressed only. TacoHa) )Anrilochus Apr 10 m
Australia se1csTt west. NeT Zealand.
Islands Ert Islands New
Caiedozia frfa Vancouver and Victoria.
c)-Moxera -..-.-.-.....-.-...... Apr le 600 IT
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse reported miles
east Sandy Hook ILgtship at 92O YESTERDAY is
10 dock n "Wednesday.
a25 miles SANDY HOOK
yesterday is expected 70 dock about a m
Wednesday.
The Duce desi Ab-uEzi reported 2Is miles east of
esndy yesterday. is expected 10 dock about
n today
IA Cyasooene reported miles Sandy Hook
n :: 20 q N yeserdsy expected dock about N
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


Sun -1ss. ls Sun sets 53 Moons age %
HIGH WATER.
A M-sandy Hook 4:I2 GOV. Island 4-26 He'll Gate e:le
N.-Ssndy 433S Coy Island t37 Hell Gate $50
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
sBrinSs mail
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Kaiser Wilhelm II. Bremen. y @ Lloyd - 1000 m
Rz-ndarr Rotterdam. Fioll-An--------- 400
Naples f5aTnt- lO-OU a
I-sur Naples. Austrian L.
srars hoe ia zckSoEv<le CiS 300
s-f-v Macon Savannah Savannah. 300 n
lo-l-cees Arm Norfolk Old Dominion 300 m
wEDNESDAY. APRIL ].
mia t'Jnard IL 30 300
Southampton. White 1000
s-or-.n-es Barbados II 90 100
fsr~vn Of Navarro Grenada a m
Admiral Dewey. Jamaica L + Co $50 800 N
frto ROTTERDAM. Russian
Galveston, Mallory j2:OO m
Nome Norfolk Old Dominion .-.... 400 N
THURSDAY. April. 2
Iiverpoo White S-ar--------- 6:3o 1000
Ia
Shr1sriansanl. a
q N m
Colon Panama m
Trintdad Bermuda Quebec. m
s,o-nsrche JscEsonHiile. Clvde.-..--.. 300 2 m
r1orno PTcgreso. Ward -.-.........-- 800 p m
firg Of Atlanta. Savannah. Savannah m
Jererson. Norfolk Old Dominion 900 n
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31

dressed TO the Rev. r. ]. belcher. the superin-
tendent to Mrs. NJ L. Rogers. treasurer NO.
e3 Park street.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31

SELLS BROOKLYN PARCEL FOR $33,500.
The United Cities Realty Corporation. of which
William f. Harmon is president has sold an apart
ment house with stores a plot 49xS0 feet at
the southwest corner of New York ave and Fulton
ST for S33 500
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31

DURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT. No
L tice is hereby given that act-senate No pa
Int No 3l-has been passed BY both branches the
Legislature. entitled
TO AMEND THE GREATER NEW YORK CHARTER
RELATIVE TO THE POWERS OF THE COMMISSION
YORK, IN THEIR DISCRETION. TO CANCEL. AND
ANNJ-L TA&ES. ASSESSMENTS. CROTON WATER
RENTS ET CETEteA. IN CERTAIN CASES.
Further notice is hereby given Public Hearing
upon bill will be held Mayors once I'm ths
City in The City of New York. Wednesday April
l. 1903 1890 O'Clock A. NJ
Dated city Hall New York March IS 1905
GEORGE b. MCCLELLAN.
THIS bill be the first heard a time
DURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT. NO
i is hereby given that act-Assembly No 1883
Int Ne. 196has been passed by both Of the
Legislature entitled
TO AMEND THE GREATER NEW YORK CHARTER
IN RELATION To ADDITIONAL POWERS THE
Futher notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing
upon such bill will be held the Mayors In the
city Hall in the city New York on Wednesday
April l. 1905 at 1890 O'Clock A NJ
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN
Mayor
DURSUANT To STATUTORY REQUIREMENT NO
L tfCe hereby given that aCt--Assembly No 1861
Int 624-has been passed by both branches OF the
Legislature. entitled
TO AMEND THE GREATER NEW YORK CHARTER
DENT OF BROOKLYN ROROUGH THE JURISDICTION
OVER CERTAIN STREETS IN SAID BOROUGH.
Further notice Is hereby given that Public Hearing
City Hail in the city OF New YORK on Wednesdsy az
Aur /. 1905 1870 o'clock y. NJ
Dated. CITY Hail. New York. March 2s. 1908
GEORGE b. MCCLELLAN
This will he the heard at that time
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
Houses to Let-Country.

I;NoR RENT. FURNisHED CorTA0E ASp rIvn
Staten either the Harlem 1r the y T.. "; d Hart
ford roads de.xhtfu snrroundlngs; sood roads ssc-
City.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New York, Monday, March 80, 1908.

ARRIVED.
Deutschland Tfaftccrf Rotterdam
March Is Philip Ruprecht. fl ballast Arrived a. the
Esr $50 a
Cale6onix (f3r), Baxter Glasgow ard nGXtfe
March 21. Fenderson Bros. 30x cabin and III
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31

CSEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL. BE RE
- ceived AT Office of the Quartermaster General
u s. Army until 200 o'clock 4. NJ. April 30th 1905
which time Will be n presence
OF bidders construction and complete equipment
Of steel Cable steamer
length breadth 30 feet depth IL feet In
anc conditions specifications and drawings which
obtained bv addressing the Quarermaser General
u. s Army Washington, ID. c. Proposals to be marked
Steamer for Gable Service