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New-York tribune., 1908-05-11
Proposals.

S,EALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by Board of supply, in the Office Of the
Board, 299 Broadway. New York, Room $40, ninth
floor, until m. June =, 1908 FOR THE CON
STRUcTGON or THE RONDOUT SIPHON AND ONE
HALF OF BONTICOU GRADE TUNNEL IN THE
TOWNS OF AIARBLET0WN AND NEW PALTz, UL-
ST-E-E COUNTY. NEW YORK above place and
viii be publicly opened and read The award
II awarded, VIII be made there
after practicable Pamphlets containing Information
bidders specifications ETC. and pamphlets
address by depositing the sum Of dollars
pamphlet, twenty dollars each
their return in acceptable condition within
thirty the which bids opened
For further particulars City Record.
JOHN A BENSEL, Commissioners
President
CHARLES y CHADWICK, Board of
CHARLES A SHAW Water supply.
= WALDO SMITH.
Chief Engineer
THOMAS HASSETT.
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1908-05-11

.7E5aRPILLoZ. NATBILDE-THE PEOPLE OF THE
STATE u York 10y the grace of God iTee and
1--s7-lseut Felicie Schoenann Marie Alice ChaTIi-
l1- Michel. Marie Aoeie Nlsard- Albert thaEEloZ
.3er-lquet SchUe. Ariste tIerrniquet I1sa GERM
rve Bertrand tFerrniCuet Henri tIe-oique Paul Germ
Quad Nsthi'le Schoeuann Paul Albert chaIploz, VIII
rr E-e ,~arrilloz Lima Marie Pecant Swiss BeneFo-
society York. and 70 al persons interested N
Aia-hiide CnarEozs Ie OF the County nl
York creditors, esatees' next of KIN
otherwise. send greeting
Tou sad each Of you are hereby cited ane relgiTee
personal and appear before our surrogate ci f
county Ne1 York a. the Surogates' court OF sal1
.a---r held Hall Of Records N the county 81
2Gth day & June, 1905 Al hati IasE
o'clock z ne FORENOON there
Of the account u pro
u Sidney Webster executor ct me
deceased such Of
under the age or tWentN-one
--s are required appear by guardian. II 6 GU
lzge =r.. Z u appear ana apply Tor
rns q b. ar1sriel. the your neglect Or
failure 10 guardian viii be appointed by the
surrogate represent IL the proceeding
T- testimony whereof caused the seal OF the
S-rrocates' Court Of TIE said County Of New
II. 81 York be hereunto affixed. witness. Hon
-h1-r O. Thomas. surrogate q our salG
rau--F ~ County of New York the 9th day Of May
u year Lord thousand nine hundred and
DANIEL J DGWDN5Y,
Clerk Of the Surrogates' Court.
lord. DAY * LORD. Attorneys for Executor
- Wal Street New York. \. y
New-York tribune., 1908-05-11

ERTIsEMENT.-SBALED BIDS OR PRO
Ii posas viii be received by the Board Of Water
T7Ir i1 The Office Board 299 Broadway.
York S1O. ninth floor. until II NJ Tuesday.
ssav p 1895. FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF a FIELD
OFFICE BULDINQ FOR DIEIsI0N AND SECTION
T-%GINFERS IN THE EMPLOY OF THE BOARD OF
WATER SUPPLY IN TIRE TOWN OF MARBLETOWN.
ULSTER COUNTY. NEW YORK At the above place
snG time the viii publicly opened and read The
award of the contract, awarded, VIII be
Hereafter as practicable Pamphlets containing infor1na-
on for bidders. contract specifications etc and
Pamphlets drawings. be obtained
SIS at the address by depositing the of five
dollars (S5) pamphlet, ten dollars $40 for
sarb their acceptable condition
WITHIN thirty days which bids bs
ore7ed For further particulars City Record.
JOHN A. BENSEL. Commissioners
President; OF the
CHARLES -. CHADWICK. Board OF
CHARLES A. SHAW, Water Supply
J. WALDO SMITH
Chief Engineer
THOMAS HASSETT.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-11

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. CHARLES
! H Beckett. a Surrogate of the County New York
is having against
Taue rooks Brown. County York,
ceased with vouchers
F,crlber at place tausacting business,
& Elgas. Exchange Place, Borough
Of Manhattan in the city of New York.
Both day OF June, 1905.
IJatsi New York the 18th day OF December. 1907.
MARTHA A. p. MONTGOMERY Executrix
LEWIS & FIGAS Attorneys for ExeCurix. 40 Exchange
Place New York city
New-York tribune., 1908-05-11

c,CHEUER CARL. ALSO KNOWN AS CHARLES
- Scheue.Iu pursuance Of an order 0f HOT Abner =
T1ornas Surrogate County New York. notice
Is hereby given persons having claims against Carl
Scheuer. the County Of New York de-
ceased present the with vouchers thereof to
The subscriber place Of transactng business care
of Lewis n. scheuer No 12S Broadway in the City Of
New York o before the Isl day OF June next
Dated New York. the 10th day OF November. 1907
HATTIE T. SCIIEUER, Adrninistra trfx
LEWIS " SCHEUER. Attorney for Administrative. rs
Broadway Borough OF Manhattan. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-11
Real Estate Wanted.

WANTED D.-INFORMATIoN REGARDING A GOOD
w farm for sale: particular about location; wish
ia hear from owner only win sell direct to buyer
give price description when possession can be
Sa5 Address L DARBYSHIRE; Box 1884. Rochester.
Y
New-York tribune., 1908-05-11

rny PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER c.
/ Thomas a Surrogate OF the County OF New York
Notice hereby given 10 al persons having claims
sgatnst BJWen piersou late or the County
New YORK deceased 70 present Inc same with yoae4et
her place or tTanBactinE
trgTsS. al inc Office Walter Large No 10 William
Street In the city Of New York. on or before the Isl
04E 0Taie0 i New YORK the o5th Of November 1891
EANNIE N. PIEBHON. Adnrnistratrx.
WALTER LARGE. Attorney f9r Administrative, -
w ypijiiam street Borough % zGnhE::SS- HsS York
CITY.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-11

rFNAMsEN, EDWARD J. HIN PURSUANCE OF AN
order OF Hon. Abner c. Thomas, a Surrogate Of the
County Of New York notice hereby given all persons
having claims against Edward J. H Tamsen late
Tounty OF New York, deceased. present the same.
b vouchers thereof subscriber. her place
ransactiag business office Adoiph Bloch,
So Nassau Street city OF New York. OF berors
The 2Oth day OF May next.
CATHERINE TAMSEN, Executrtx
AD0IpH BLOCH, Attorney EXecutrix. 80 Nassau
Manhattan New Y0rk CITY
New-York tribune., 1908-05-11
Country Property to Let.

TITJrsFIEC; T. ITO LET, NO. 207 WHfTESTONPf
+ avenues directly opposite Flushing Country Club six
modern plumbing electric light;
en- garden: stable and corurnoctous
do with adrnrabIs light; best view In Flushing; price
Ts,sorabIs TO desirable party Apply 20 ELLIOTT JAF
rSP Az & co New York, D. MASTERS & co. Flush
ing Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-11
SNrrOgQtes' Notices.

CHCOTT WILLIAM An PURSUANCE OF AN
= order of Hon Abner Thomas, Surrogate OF the
County OF New York. Notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against William A. Scott.
late o. County and State II New York deceased.
present the with vouchers thereof 10 the sub
at OF tTanSacttng business.
once of The Farmers Loan & Trust Company. No.
street. Borough of Manhattan. in the
city Of New York. before the 21st day of May
next
Dated New YorS, the 9th day November. 1907.
ANNA L SCOTT.
THE FARMERS LOAN & TRUST COMPANY.
Executors.
Rector Street Borough of Manhattan. New
York City
New-York tribune., 1908-05-11

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER G.
/ TTI0MAS Surrogate County Of New York.
notice hereby given all persons having claims
against Donaldson, late of the County Of New
York, deceased. TO present the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscriber at It's principal place of
transactng business No. % William Street. Borough
of Manhattan the City OF New York, on or before
the 18th day O May,
dated New York the day November. 1907
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
TURNER, ROISTON < HORAN, Attorneys for E1.
ecutor % william Street New York
New-York tribune., 1908-05-11

MURPHY JOHN in PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER
vi Hon. Thomas. Surrogate Of the County
Of New York date the 18th day Of January 1905
notice hereby to all persons having claims AGAINST
ToF.- T late Of County or New York.
ceased T. present with vouchers thereof TO the
Of transaCtiGE business at the
oTi-e Of Reeves Todt & swain, at No. 50 Liberty Street
in Manhattan, OF the city OF Now York
on or before the first day OF Auglst next 1000
Dated New YorlS 22d Of January. 1908.
CbERTF ! MURPHY and HARRY MURPHY. Execu-
tors Of the Last VIII Testament OF John J. Muir
pr,rlVi;S TODD & SWAIN Attorneys for Executors NO
bS Liberty Street. Borough Of Manhattan. Now York
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02
In Honor Of Mn. william c. DELL

Mr. and MFa HsRFy C. YnarKain
entertained Very delightfully."- o. Thurs
day AZ iuBcheon. At their pFvtty asv
home In Lakeside paFk. IN hOBor II
Mr. william Campbell Deli q Gaines,
VILE The entire loser hoor ~ the
hOass vas charming In its ChFistmas
decoration 81 hApasoms palHs boilY
and tiny Christmas bells
Covers wsfs laid for siItssh A. the
'l.eAstifsi hppointcd iAbIs. Which sAs
q plrtufs uithln Itaeii. eth ths hand
sotns lAe- pieo~s. sIagisits silver GH1
cut gales ulsh 6 si~saes cot EAAss
Vass Gllra uish mzgniae~ss Tsd Fssses
~ . c-nisg giscs
Aftsg iuscheoa NT aha Mra Year
sain tnsk Jh~i, Fsssis foE = ssliKstfsl
sAn ca shs river n tAsif hsEAsonns
lanhsh -yTlnes CuioA. NfasAay
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02
Attention. s,sns~sn ca.p.

You are requested u meet IN Gaines
vile Monday mornlnE- jAa. & 1905, ~
70 o'etock P~nstoas and other mat.
,srs fof tho velfare % ths camp VII
~ dlsrus.-d ~ order q
HoRAT1o DAVIS Commando.
JSo {. M'CREw. AdiufAn,
GAinesvalr. PA. uHc. ~ iFai
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02
HIGH SPRINGS HAPPENINGS.
The Week Just Closed Was = Gay
One In That Lively City.

| The Week just Closed Was . Gay
One In That Lively City.
High Springs, Dec. 30,-Miss Annie
Bars OF Jacksonville Is home for the
holidays.
Thurston Futch, who Is attending
school at Auburn, Ala, Is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Futch.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Cowles are In
South Florida, at their grove near
Wauchula.
Mrs. Ben Arrow and Mrs. Annie
Bynum OF Gainesville spent Christmas
day with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. c. Cato.
On the night OF December 18th
there was an amatuer performance OF
the play, For Love OF Money" given
ut the opera house under the auspices
OF the New Century Club. A large
audience was present. and handsome
sum realized.
On Thursday night the Methodist
Sunday school gave their annual
Christmas tree at the church. A
lovely program OF music and recita-
lions was rendered, and the tree was
loaded with handsome presents. a
beautiful present was given the super.
Intendent, ID. s, Pagan, In token Of
the esteem In which he Is held by
teachers and pupils
On Wednesday night the RebekAh
Lodge had a Christmas tree at the
lodge-rOom for the members OF that
order, and the Odd Fellows and their
families. II Was attended by a large
crowd and was greatly enjoyed by all
present
One OF the prettiest Christmas
trees ever seen In High Springs was
the one at the BaptlSt church on
Thursday night for the benefit OF the
Sunday school The program was
beautifully rendered. and was much
enjoyed During the evening the OF.
fIcers and teachers OF the Sunday
school presented a handsome present
to the faithful and efficient superIn.
tendent. J. l.. Grimes.
Mrs. Lois Granting Of Atlanta. who
has recently returned from Europe.
visited her son. q. y. Granting. last
week, while on route to visit her
daughter Mrs. Carlos Rogers OF
Tampa.
Mrs. A. J. Moore entertained the
New Century Club last week m her
usual happy manhsr. During the af.
terBoOn lovely souvenirs of the sea
son were presented TO each guest
Among those present we're Mrs. Lola
GTamlinE. Mrs ~. c. Stevens. Mrs.
Annie Seweil Ars Y X Andersen.
Mrs p. r Wood. Mrs.. n. p. Sum.
merA, Mrs q /. Glass Mrs. y Black
shear. Mrs n Mel Grady. MrA J.
~ Sails and Miss Annie Lou Hodges.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02
NEwsERRV NOTES,
An Enjoyable Christmas Tree, With
FlWk Proaram--.other Items.

rVf FVo4VaH'-'Ot"S' NeWS'
Newb6rry. Dec. SO---Mrs Charlie
reeman and two children returned
Thursday from a weeks visit To In,
vtrness,
Luoius Johnson left Tuesday FOR
Hawthorn, where he will spend the
holidays, visiting with relatives and
friends.
Miss Kate Smith OF Alachua is here,
the guest OF Mrs. c, u, May
Frank Taylor left Thursday for Il
few days visit In Atlanta,
Born. to Mr., and Mrs, Zen Wethcr.
lngton. December 95th, a fine boy
Mrs. Lonnie Studstill of Coleman Is
here visiting relativeS
Miss Ada Pierce visited Alachua
Thursday, returning Friday,
Mrs, ]. J. Dixon Of Live Oak is the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. Partin, this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter and daughter
Lucille. OF Gainesville, arei spending
the week here. guests Of their daugh
ter, Mrs. Code II. Weeks,
Mrs. George Pickett Of Live Oak Is
here visiting her mother Mrs George
Smith.
Nv. G.. Chapman left Tuesday for
Georgia, whore he will spend the holi.
days.
The Christmas tree at the baptist
church Wednesday night was quite
success, The church was decorated
very tastefully, and the tree presented
n bueatitul appearance,
Peyton l.. Fortson called the au.
dience together. and the following pro-
gram was nicely rendered;
Song---"Joy to the World, the Lord
Has Come"
Scripture Reading.
Prayer.
Song-"Welcome Christmas" Mrs,
FortsOn and girls.
Paper-"Blrth OF Christ" Mrs. Llv'
ingston.
Recitatlon--"Why Kitty Washed Her
Face Peyton Fortson. Jr,
Recitation What Baby Wanted"
Jewel Smith
Song Christ Was Once Little
Child" Myrtle Collins.
RecitAtion-"The Stylish Church"
Robert Smith,
solo--"Unto Us a Child Is Born
Mrs. Collins.
Recitation Merry Christmas" Leo
Densler.
Quartette--"song OF the Angels"
ar, and Mrs. =. s. Fortson, Mrs,
ucker and Mr.. Weeks,
Recltation--'The Old Mans Story
Miss Antha Groff
Duet--"Holy Night" Miss Smith and
Mr.. Hamilton.
RecitatlOn--"The Cornish Carol. +"
Miss Bessie Marable
RccltatiOn--"Annie aud Nellles
Prayer" LEILA slford
Duet-"The Lord Has Risen" Mr.
r. s. Fortson and Mrs. Tucker.
Rscltation--'Tk Christ Child" Mrs.
Collins.
Recitation Santa Claus IL Com.
ing" Robert FoK
santa Claus ArrIyca--"Panic."
Christmas Tree.
song
Hensdlctlon.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02

Mr. wlnstgvs soofAlaE Byras haa
s~sn us~l Coz sAis4rSn's testAia9 u
snaSAas tas sAba s0ftsaa ths gsh.s
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02

Itching. bleeding. protrudInG OF blind
piles yield 60 poan's Ointment.
ChTouio cases soon relieved. finally
cured. druggists all sell Il.
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ORDERS AN INQUEST.
Coroner to Investigate the Death of
Clarence Dauber.

AS result of the autopsy held upon the
remains OF Clarence Dauber. colored,
2021 eth street, by Deputy Coroner Glaze
brook yesterday afternoon 1t has been de-
cided to hold an inquest Monday morning
at IL o'clock to inquire into the circum-
stances surrounding the mans death.
Dauber died yesterday morning at Gar
field Hospital from the effects, 1t is said.
of coliding with Washington Railway
and Electric Company car November %
last at the intersection of 9th and r
streets.
At the time of the accident Dauber was
riding a bicycle and was struck by a
car running south as he was attempting
to avoid colliding with another car
coming in the opposite direction. The
man was thrown to the street and fell
upon his head. being made unconscious.
In addition. it is said, he received num-
Der of severe bruises about the body and
chest. Upon the order of Capt. Doyle
he was removed to Freedmen's Hospital in
the patrol wagon of the eighth precinct
remained for several days.
Later a change for the worse was noted
and at the instance of the mans friends
he was taken TO Garfield Hospital, where
he died yesterday. Edward NJ MantZ
and Wade Keys, the motorman and con-
ductor of the car which is alleged to have
caused Dauber's injuries, will be fife prn-
cpal witnesses at the inquest.
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FUNERAL OF PROF. YOUNG.
Services Over Distinguished Scien-
fist Today at Hanover, N, H,

Capt. Frederick A. Young of the wealth
er bureau Is in Hanover. n. H, to attend
the funeral of his father. Prof Charles
Augustus Young. late professor of astron-
omy in Princeton University. Dr. Young
died Friday last at the age of seventy
two years.
He was one of the most distinguished
scientists and educators OF the country
He served in the chair of astronomy at
Dartmouth from 1866 to 1877. and then at
Princeton until two years ago, when he
retired. He was selected by President
Woodrow Wilson of that institution for
participation in the Carnegie fund for re-
tired educators and on leaving the uni
versity was given a dinner, which was
attended by many prominent men. A let
ter of appreciation from his lifelong
friend. Grover Cleveland. and a poem
especially written for the occasion by DR..
Henry VanDyke were read at the dinner
Dr. Young had the record of making
number of important discoveries in as
tronomy and participated in several
notable astronomical expeditions, particu-
larly to Picking in 1875 to observe the
transit of Venus. He was a member of
the Royal Society of Astronomers in Paris
and the recipient of a medal from the
Car of Russia. He numbered among his
intimate associates distinguished literary
and scientific men in all parts of the
world. His textbooks are accepted
authorities in the educational institutions
of the United States.
DR.. Young received the degree of LII. D.
from probably more universities than any
other man of the period-among them
Princeton. Dartmouth. Columbia and the
University of PENNSYLVANIA. His portrait
was placed in. the Hall of Fame at the
recent jamestown exposition.
An UNIQUE distinction was his also, in
that he was the third of his family to &C.
cupy the chair of astronomy at Dart
mouth. his father and grandfather hav-
ing preceded him in that position.
He leaves two sons. Capt. Frederick
A. Young of 18th and Harvard streets,
this city, who for twenty years was con-
nected with the coast and geodetic survey,
and is now marine observer for the wealth.
err bureau. and Charles Ira Young of
Philadelphia, electrical engineer for the
Westinghouse concerns.
The funeral of DR.. Young this afternoon
will be attended by DR.. Woodrow Wilson.
president of Princeton University, and a
number of the members of the faculty of
that institution and of Dartmouth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-05
Grand Visitation to Kismet Council

Grand Regent William W. Chase and
the officers of the Grand Council of the
Royal Arcanum OF this city have ar
ranged TO make their annual visitation to
Kismet Council Thursday evening next.
In honor of the grand visitation. the COM
mittee on increase of membership of the
council will present a class of twenty
candidates for initiation.
The newly elected officers for the year
1908 will be installed by Mr.. Benjamin
White, the installing officer appointed for
that council. and at the conclusion of the
ceremony of installation the entertain
ment committee of Kismet Council will
present musical and literary entertain
ment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-05

in the District Of Columbia. He declares
if the power to bring this condition about
rested with the Commissioners it would
have been settled long ago, but the mat
ter now rests upon the decision of the
Court of Appeals.
An arrest was made at the BenninG
track last year with the view of making
a test case. and Commissioner mcfarland
says the board is now awaiting the de-
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cision of the Court of Appeals in this test
case before asking Congress for legisla-
ton that may be necessary
Commissioner mcfarland said: Until
the Court of Appeals makes it's decision
it cannot be determined what amendment
to the District code of laws may be nee
essary. Gov Hughes of New York is
reported to have recommended to the
state legislature that gambling on racing
be stopped in that community. That is
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precisely what the Commissioners will
doubtless agree to do here

While loading a shotgun to rout chick
en- thieves late Wednesday night. Michael
Murray of Carbondale Pa. accidentally
discharged the weapon and the shot shat
tered both limbs of his invalid wife, who
WAS lying on the bed The physicians
do not look for her recovery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-05
WANTS BETTING ABOLISHED.
Court of Appeals Decision Awaited
by MI. mcfarland.

According to a statement made by Com
missioner Mcfarland. president OF the
hoard of District Commissioners, he IS
exceptionally anxious to bring about the
abolition of horse racing and betting with
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Plans for Inauguration.

Plans for the Inauguration OF Austin
L. CrotherS as governor at Annapolis
have all been completed. The inaugural
party will leave the Hotel Rennert in
this city at o'clock next Wednesday
and will leave Camden station at IL
o'clock, arriving in the ancient city at
IL A o'clock. Drawn UP at the station
10 receive the governor-elect will be Adjt.
Gen. Riggs and 100 men taken from the
three militia regiments of the state and
the cadets from st. Johns College. Mr..
Crothers will be escorted to the executive
mansion, where he will be received by
Gov. Wartield. They will go to the south
portico of the statehouse, where the re-
firing executive will deliver his farewell
address and Gov. Crothers will make his
inaugural speech. ]. NJ. d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-05

Solid Oak Bedroom Suite; bev-
eled French la tie Mirror;
shaped front
s s :: Re Sss's $2l.OO
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Charles Tudor, ten years old. of Balti-
more. is a patient at the Johns Hopkins
Hospital. and will probably lose the sight
of an eye as the result of being acciden-
tally shot with an air rifle by one of his
companions.