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New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
DANGER At W4IERSHED
Health Precautions Mast Be Taken
This Spring, Engineer Says.

The Merchants Association has made demand
non the Board of Water Supply, building the new
Catskrl system, that steps be taken TO cleanse 'he
sites of the reservoirs conserve the whole Catsk
watershed from possible pollution. The association
engaged James c. Bayles, who was at one tme
Health Commissioner. to make thorough inVestl-
CATION and his report received yesterday and
AT once sent to the Board of Water Supply Mr.
Bayles said
The sanitary engineering demanded in connection
with a great waterworks construction appears. in
this instance. have been postponed until a more
advanced stage of the work has been reached
That this postponement indicates a lack of appre-
citation of its importance is a conclusion which
find it impossible to escape. 1t is true that at the
moment nothing very much requires to be done to
correct existing causes of danger life and health;
to get ready for what is likely to be exge-ltly
necessary in the spring will occupy all that remains
of the winter, if every moment is inoustrlously
employed
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
ROOSEVELT TO OPEN HUDSON TUNNEL
Hughes and Fort, on First Trains Through,
Will Shake Hands Under River.

r-esi5en. Roosevelt by touching a button In
Washington will open the first tunnel under the
Hudson River connecting Hoboken and New YORK,
February 25
Governor Hughes has accepted an invitation 10
-.present New York State and Governor Fort VIII
rerresent New Jersey in the celebration that Is
being pianrled TO mark the occasion 1t has been
suggested that trains bearing delegations from the
STATES TO he united start at The same time from
either shore. meeting in the river at the state hne
There the Governors would shake hands from the
forward cars of their trains. and all would then
proceed o Hoboken and the tunnel he declared
officially open In the evening there Will he a hdn-
o1e7 at which both Governors may speak.
As now planned the official trains will start about
4 o'clock in the afternoon The route TO be opened
VII constitute about one-fourth Of the Hudson
,ornnanvs tunnel system II is double track ROAD
from Hohoken Morton street. Manhattan, thence
to Sixth avenue and Gp that street IN 18th street
There are stations at Christopher ana Greenwich
streets. where connections will be made with the
Ninth avenue elevated. at Christopher street ana
Greenwich avenue. connect with the Sixth aye
ll,se elevated and in Sixth avenue at 18th and ltth
streets When this line is finished II Will end In a
terminal building IT Sixth avenue and SD street
intermediate stations at 23d and 2sth streets
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
NEW SUBWAY ROUTES.
Approred bg Public SerTice Com
missou and Sent to City Board.

~. ,., s,,f.--a. routes be known - 'h~
R-oad~av-I.eSfnsten and the Canal street cr0s>
<ou-, were approv ed finally yesterday ey the f""-
i,c Ser,-c. Commission and forwarded 10 the fsou
o. Estimate and ApportionD1ent for action lu
-,a-,.r bss f.ean rlsoed On the calendar for Fri
day
a part of Gre Lexington avenue hne Wa 81
,ro,,.s n, The Board of Estimate when II was
proposed by the old Rapid Trars:' Board u WIZ
he necessary however. 10 obtain the boaros DIP
,ero,-al Of the paR parts. We'll As that 81 Ne
Ara,o- and OF ma joriiy in FSlue OF
,,s .,x-,e-s property 5burtins the .1e or III
,,e af The latter the consent of the Appellate III
Vision
The ror.te nf rhe Broadway Lexington avenue
lin. has been ch snsed since it was proposed on
December 81 4 sent 10 The Board OF Estfb8'e
4, Is given as follpws- Beginning ~ tire 6a''FFH
ard running north along Church street. 10 NeSe>
street along Nesey street fo Broadway. up iSroa J.
wa to East 9th streef. through private property
and under various streets 10 Irving Place up
Irving Plars and through GTamercY Park 10 Lex
inston avenue and up Lexington avenue 10 tho
lem b, a tunnel and on The Bronx side separates
and Jerome avenue routes and extending TO Wood
lawn Cemetery and fhe other running generally
northeasterly and along Southern Boulevard ana
westchester avenue 20 Pelham Bay Park
The crcss1own line through Canal street l.
planned TO connect with the Fsroadway-Lexnston
avenue subway. the present subway and the VaI1-
elevated lines. and at the eastern end with
fhe Manhattan Bridge route
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY MEETS

The annual meeting of the Provident Loan So
ciety held yesterday in the trustees room in
the United Charities Building. The five trustees,
Otto T Barnard James Speyer, Mortimer L. Schiff,
William Sloane and ]. Kennedy Tod, whose terms
expired reelected.
The president, James Speyer, and the treasurer,
Otto T. Barnard, submitted their reports. from
which it appears that the societys loans for 1907
exceeded 100000 the average loan made being
s37 46 These reports showed the society TO be in
good financial condition.
AT meeting of the board of trustees James
Speyer was reelected president, Mortimer L..
Scbiff secretary and Otto T Barnard treasurer;
the executive committee consisting of the officers
and Robert w. de Forest V. Evert Macy, Percy
A Rockefeller and William Sloane, was also re-
elected.
The society recently acquired site at the corner
of 25h street and Fourth avenue, where a building
suecialy constructed for another loan office and for
the bookkeeping and supervisory office will be
erected.
Frank Tucker, who is in active charge of the
society's affairs, reelected vice president and
Max q. Uopf assistant treasurer
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

For breaking in the front door of DR.. Abraham
Korn's home. No. 1851 Madison avenue. and starting
away with the physicians fur coat, Frank Gordon
of No q East 4A street was convicted OF burglary
the second degree yesterday in General Sessions
ana sentenced 10 ten years in state prison.
Alfred Burrows. OF No III West I3d street ar
rested in November FOR conspirng with TWO EN-
ployeS Of the marlborough National Bank to get
money from the hank unlawfully, discharged
in the Tombs court yesterday. The money has
been returned To the baak and the two employees
have been forgiven by the bank officials.
Mrs. Ellen H. richards, of the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, will lecture Teachers
College. Columbia University. tins afternoon at 4
O'Clock The Cost, of Living and How 10 Con
troll It
Thc Iowa society Of New York viii give enter
tanmont and reception this evening At j'uryca $.
20 e,o West 72d street Leslie N. Shaw. ex SecIe-
tsIy vi the Treasury, will be the guest Of honor
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
NO UORE. HE KILLS THREE
DesD0ndept Father Turns on Gas
and Dies scith Wife and Chifd.

,r,x Sackrnsr aged twenty-sx his wife. ''aeTin'
two wears Younger. and their fourteen-n'oh'hS-"'"
child Rose were found dead in their three-fooI'
ana-tr4,er,t on the second floor at Nos @S' aho ''
East lcath street yesterday Gas was i"M''s
, ,,,ls that LED from chandelier TO the bed whefe
the three slept together. The police believe 'ia
the man who had been Respondent because OF ms
three months idIeness, killed himself ana MS
family
Max Frielenberg the janitor. detected the oo'I
of ras coming from the Sackrnans apartments.
climbed I'D the fire escape and opened the Winoo"'
Sackrnan and the child lay on the bed Inc "o"i-
ans body was on the floor and apparently she ildu
tried to get a window. DR. Bennett. OF 'he f'ai ~
lem Hospital said that the Sacknlans had pee"
dead since Sunday night.
The police believe that Sackman waited uii ms
wife and child were asleep Sunday night and theh
attached the tube the chandelier
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
NEW HOME FOR INSURANCE COMPANY
The Phenix, of Brooklyn, Will Occupy a
William St Building

Two big realty deals were reported yesterday.
One the sale by the Charles F. Noyes Com
pany for the estate of ". S. Banta to the PheniX
Insurance Company. of Brooklyn of the leasehold
No 70 William st. a four story building. covering
lot about 31X70 feet. This building rebuilt a
number of years ago by the late Mr.. Banta. The
sale includes all the fixtures and furniture in the
premises 1t will be occupied by the Phenix Insur-
ance Company its city office. Nathan & Car
doza attorneys, represented the Banta in
the deal
The other trasaction the purchase by John
Lidde from the Hudson Realty Company of a plot
of thirteen lots fronting Stebbns and Bris-
tow and East 170th SITS. Leo A Mosauer the
broker
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
cLoTHEsLINE SAVES WoMAN's LIFE.
Breaks Her Fall from Fifth Floor of Tene-
ment House.

4 network OF clotleslines stretching 10 = post
in the back yard, saved yesterday the life Of Mrs
Esther Spiza sixty years old. Of NJ. 103 Hester
street. who ruTIbled out OF window the fifth
toor al 40. - Orchard street and escaped with 4
broken leg and internal Injuries. from which she
expected TO recover.
Airs Spiza Is nearsigited Yesterday she went
10 visit ner friend. Mrs. Snapinski who lives on
the top floor the Orchard street address After
she had climbed flights stairs she fnistoolt
a window for a door and walked out OF it
She bounced from clothesline another
aud finally picked up in he court below and
carried into = nearby nrus store report that
there he'd been = fi,Eh:fUI aosideat brought a
g-sob Of excited sidcrS. making il iieressa;-
10 cssf tlse from tBe ItidIidEe street
.tsttcE before ph1 slciaa Cvuld Teacl tue side Of
tee lrsIrsd woman
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
ANARCHISTS GATHERING.
Police Take Steps to Precent Red
FLag" Meetings Here.

The police throughout greater New York. ana
especially the East Side OF Manhattan II pe-
came known yesterday are taking steps 10 pre-
vent red flag meetings which might result IN
disorder Since the clash of the anarchists ana
socialists in Clinton Hall the police have kept watch
Of the movements of those who took an active part
but thus far have not been warranted IN making
any arrests.
At the meetings of the unemployed and protesters
against the rents the East Side those in charge
have seen to 1t that strange anarchists wan
dered in. for in every case where they have been
admitted the meeting has ended IN some sor' Oh
disorder
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05

,,,,,nitv he said without fixed principles OF living
and A personal force behind these 10 carry 'he''
out.
The occ.eion Of the Commissioners address was
the first of a series of meetings arranged by Tue
faculty of the college at the request OF the 1o"ns
Mems Christian Association. One hour 1hoh'h
has been set aside of the regular coiiese cur
ricrJn, in order that all the students may listen
"a lectures on various topics by prominent men in
the city.
This is thought to be the first time In the history
of any medical school in New York and POSSIBLY
of any in the country in which part OF the resu-
lar course has been given up to lectures on Chrs-
ttan and religious subjects DR.. King. dean of the
medical college. presided at the meeting.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
Ran. ran. rah-
Ei0vhSn baShfui boobies

Hinzharn's basIful bobbies-
With this slogan a a battle cry, Commissioner
Ringham-s school of languages will charge
education and let st conquer them if they die Of
brain fever in the attempt The twenty-five men,
hers of the new school viii have their first spasm
To-day as they VIII answer rollc21 this afternoon
at a school Of languages uptown, whose rash pro-
,,-ietor has promised TO teach them French, Ger
man and Italian free Of charge
Already there is inclination on the part OF the
instructors of the school get cold feet, for the
idea Of slapping Of the new pupils, who Will
have loaded IS smoke wagon" and a billy n
his possession across the knuckes with a ruler Is
not TO their liking. When it decided, q few
weeks ago TO form the school, call for volunteers
was made, but willing TO walk up 10 the
loaded rnuzzle OF bit Of hardware were not Will
ing 10 take any liberties with higher education.
Finally the necessary men were obtained. and the
word was given 10 start the attack Inc course
en- last for three months and in that time 1t is
.xrected that they will be able TO respond In the
rrrofane to any hit Of repartee made by either
French Italian German prisoner
II was Commissioner Binghams idea TO have th<
men taught Yddish, but he found thai 1t was I'M
,,ossible ia teach ii in n school because IL Was
merely Hebrew compound. the other language
depending the race among when me speaker
zrss brought up
j, was runlored last night in the vicinity n Po-
lice HEADQUARTERS that special instructors had been
engaged TO teach English as spoken by subway
3ud elevated guards ana residents u DoL-o A0-lA
civ but this could be verified Several broad
.oed men smoking big black cigars were seen
around the various police stations yesterday alter
roo, with q transferred look their faces Dc
.ouring the contents OF small books, and al first
glance an outsider might have thought that they
we're trying find out where the s9eth Precinct
under the new numbering was but this was not
SO They were students
Peg topped trousers. small caps to be worn on
.he back Of the head. vivid hose curved pipes and
loud sweaters are now being bought by the police
-rah-rahs" and Il IS expected that diabolo tc>am
viii be formed in the near future and that games
viii be arranged with the dog squad Baseball,
football lawn tennis and ping rsong will also
De organized a leading candidate for left forward
on the latter being ex-Captain "Bill" Hodgins who
has 10 be weighed twice on machine 20 get the
whole amount
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
Elections.
a NNITAI. ELECTION OF THE AMERICAN ISSTT-
n t,te Thursday Feb. 18Th. 1905 :
polls IL y NJ TO =. NJ

iIv.rpoo! Feb 3-ArmenIan (Brl New
Malta Feh liiernann Ger, New York via Barcelona
FOR Nulo-
Durham Feb Morse Prince tbr). New Work via Cape
Town Port Elizabeth,
r.rbad,,l Feb 3-Trent tBrl Southampton Colon
Kingston. and New York
Napirs FEB l-NorI America tItaD. New York: Regsas
.l'Itala utaD, New York
sydney \ ) ". Feb S-vienna ,Br). New York VIA st
Vincent V. Fremantle. etc.
Caaiz Jan bD-Nontevdeo tSpan) New York
t.Icutta Feb 3-I1an Ferguson (Br). Boston and New
York
itarhados Feb spartan Prince tBrl
bermuda Feb Trinidad tf3n. New York: Bermudsn
tRr, New York.
lard Eeb = Nortt
,Tox,u OF
81 Mchaels FEB S-Cedric ,Br, Alexandra. Nev
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
INJUNCTION SERVED ON CoLER.
Borough President Restrained from RemoV-
ing Tracks in Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn.

An injunction was served yesterday on borough
President Bird s. Coler Of Brooklyn. restraining
r.-, from removing the railroad in Atlantic
avenue The Injunction issued by Justice
Maddox upon the application Of the Long Island
Railroad Company and the Nassau Railroad Com
Tanr-
The Court II Appeals decided some time ago that
rne rornpanv had no franchise for the surface Of
Atlantic avenue and the tracks were 10 have been
ripped III, BY January q. President Coer asserts
that the Long Island Railroad Company forfeited
the right To run surface trains Atlantic avenue
when .t placed the roadbed in the tunnels and on
the elevated structure along Atlantic avenue.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
CALDWELL CASE AGAIN ADJOURNED

The examination of Robert q. Caldwell. whose
testimony in the Druce- Duke of Portland case re-
suited iii his arrest on the charge of perjury was
postponed again yesterday. The examination has
heen put over half dozen times, owing 10 the
serious illness of Caldwell. His physician stated
yesterday that, while the old man was improving
In health he could not possibly leave his house on
Staten Island. Commissioner Alexander Informed
Frank J. Cuthbertsou Cadwells bondsman that
he would expect him TO produce Caldwell in court
or Thursday. February -.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05

1905 He then retired from the charge OF the do
oese, but retains q and in the House of
Bishops Since his retirement he has been heard
morning preacher al St. Pauis Church this
city. He born in New York and was educated
in its schools and by private tutors Then he be
came bank clerk. He prepared for the ministry
and became deacon in 1860 and priest three years
later. He was successfully rector Of Trinity
Church. Bergen Point, y. j.; Anthon Memorial
Church. New York and ST. Johns Church. Yon-
kers y. Y He also founded ST. Johns Riverside
HOSPITAL in Yonkers,
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
BISHOP JAGGkR APPOINTED.
Chosen to Take Charge of American Epis-
copaI Church In Europe

Boston, Feb. 4-Bishop Thomas Augustus Jaggar
received word at his home, in West Newton. yes
terday. that he had been appointed take charge
OF the American Episcopal churches the CONT
nent OF Europe TO fill the vacancy caused by the
recent death Of Bishop Worthngton
Bishop Jaggar is approaching his sixty-ninth
year. He was Bishop OF Southern Ohio from 1915
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
TO SELL j. G. TYLER PAINTINGS.

The collection of paintings of James 6 Tyler
will be sold at auction tomorrow evening at s
o'clock and on the afternoons of Friday and Sat
urday at 80 o'clock at the American Art Gal
leres No. 8 East I'D street The sale will include
rare Oriental porcelains and European keramics-
II Will be conducted by Thomas Z. Kirby.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, Feb. 4, 1905
ARRIVED


Nowbray. Cristobal January 81. 20
the panama Railroad Steamship Line with 20 passep-
gers mails and rndse Arrived at the Bar AT II 80
Steamer Csribald (NSorl Eide. LunenherG n s Janu-
arv ~ 10 the Donald Steamship Company with lumber.
a the Bar at I IL m
Steamer Caledonia tBrl. Baxter, Glasgow and Movie
Tanfarg % 10 Henderson Bros. with 96 cabin and
seeraee passengers mdse. Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Joseph ]. (Nor). ARmadt Port Antonio
ranusry 70 Importing Company. with fruit
at Bar at ;
steamer (Brp, Casey. Maranham December 80.
Ceara January Nanaos January II. Para January ~
ana Barbados January ~ 10 Booth Co. with cabin
messengers. mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Saratoga, Downs Havana February l. To the
New York and cuba Mail IS 90. with 100 passengeFs
malls and mdse. Arrived ht the Bar at i;io IN
Steamer Iroquos Chichester Jacksonville February
10 the clyde SIS Co. with passengers and
Indse Highlands at noon
steamer Jefferson Hulphers. Newport News and Nor
fylk 10 the Old Dominion IS Co. with passengers ana
I,.lse IA ssei in Quarantine 7U3
sandy ,ok. y J. Feb 4. S.2I m-Wind northwest
resi- breeze clear.
SAILED
steamers ,aabria tBr. Naples, Marseles, etc: Porto
ri, baltimore. Wilhelm II (tier) Bremen VIA
.'hs Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
-MTROPOLITANsassss-

This Evening at s-NARTA- Ssnbrich. Ho7n--
Bonci Journet. Barocch. Dufriche- COnd. Fsrrsrt
Thurs. Evg, Feb. g. at 1:i5-Double Bill
P<GJIACCI aIisri: Carylso. ScOtti Reiss. sarr1
CONDUCTOR, Ferrarf Preceded BY HAENsEI und
GRETEI. STattfeld. AIten. Homer. Weed. Gorftz.
Conductor. Hertz
Fri Fvg Feb = at T:f5-DIE wALKJERE.
Gadski Fremstad. Kirkby-Lunn. Alter, Weed. For
MIA MattfeId. Langendorf. Jacoby: BuTgstsller.
Van Rooy. BIass- Conductor, Mailer
Cirerd Caruso. Chaliapine. StracciarI Besus- con-
ductor. Bovy.
sat Evg.. Feb. (pop1lar p-ices). a. s-La
TRAyIATA- Sembrfch. Jacobv; B0ncL scottL D1-
friche. Tecchi Begue- Conductor. Ferrart
Sunday Evg.. FEB. (popular prtcssl. a, 80
GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT.
Soloists: Emma Eares. ktrkby-Lunn; Lucas
PIancon- Entire Opera Orchestra. cond- b.,
Mon. Evg.. Feb. 10. at s-MADAMA Bt t1TER-
FLY. Farrar. Jacoby: Caruso. scotti. Ress. Huhl-
mann Dufriche. Cond. Ferrart
Tues Evg, Feb II. SPECIAL PERFoRGANCs
AZ S-AIDA. Rappold. Homer: Caruso. Plancon
stracciari. Muhlnann Teoehi C2ad Fs1oaT FIo1,
Emma Earras Gadski. Farrar; Bonet scottt Chalta-
pine Blass. Dufrfche. Cond-. Nahler
Thurs. Eyg.. Feb. 13. al 7;45-DIE WALkCfRE-
Cadskf Frenstad. Kirkby-Lurn, Alyen Weed ger
MIA. Langendorf. Jaooby: Burgstaller- Van Kooy-
Fri. Evr Feb IL at s-TOSCA- Emma Esnle';
Csr1so Scotti. Dufriche. Lucas Cond FerraIi
sale Of seats for next weeks performances begins
TOMORROW (ThUrsdayl 81 y "
WEBER PIANO USED
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
Public Notices.
Help Wanted-FemaJe.

Help Wanted-Female.
yy-ANTED.-A FINALE ATTENDANT To TAKE
w OF children Must able play
piano Wages s25 per month and maintenance Apply
Superintendent Of the y. V City Chill
drens Hospitals and Schools RandalGs Island. foot Ct
120th st. N y
X<-ANTED.-A FEMALE OPERATOR on STEAM
w power sewing machine. Wages SIT month and
maintenance Apply personally to the Superintendent OF
the n Y City Children's Hospitals and Schools.
fars Island. foot OF East 120th St. City.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05

NarseilIes Feb 2-Nenezia tFrl, New York via Naples
erinuap Feb t-Berrnudian OB1, New York.
London Feb Minuctouka tlirt, New York
Gibraltar Feb 4-Herubiio bri New York Tor naples.
fienua. ct'-
AuiUcrp treh chester d'ntcb, New York
r, uan Feb e. fTinte iEr], New YORK
Fayal. Feb = Sician Prince tBfl. New loTk for Ma
Sles. etc.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
s,, RIGGS sun sets % e:5o Moons age
HIGH WATER.
M-sandy Hook s5s Gov Island 1924 Hell Gate
N-Sandv Hook 1882 Island IL 90 Hell Gate l<'oS
WIRELESS REPORTS.
Oceanic. which was reported Via HsIfax as @ a.s
miles east Of Sandy Monday Is eK-
pected to about noon to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
Proposals.

DROPOSALS.-SALE OF U s VESSELS P1NTA
Canonicus.Sealed proposals will be received at
Department until noon the 18th day Of Feb
rIary 1905 which and place they will be opened
L. vessels Pinta CanoRCuS
appraised 81 $1,000. respectively They
will be the to the
corporation corDOratons Offering the highest price
proposal for each vessel bid
submitted sealed envelope addressed to the
Secretary OF the Navy. Washington D. c. ndorsed Pro
for he purchase T. s $ '' manning
which offer Is made) and each proposal
must satisfactory certified check
10 of the amount Of the offer on
the Navy Department for. of bids and
bonds with the terms and conditions Of sale
a printed giving general Information concerning
these furnished The vessel be
after this date by APPLYING To the
Commandments yards. Mare Island. cal
and Norfolk, Va. respectively where they now lie They
be removed limits OF said yards within
such reasonable may be fixed by the Department
The Department right withdraw either
both OF tho above sale and reject
bids. TRUMAN II NEWRERRY. Assistant
Secretary OF the Navy. January II. 1905
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
MAILS.

destination and steamer Close IN Ne" 1orR
Hawaii, Japan. Corea. China and Philip
nine Islands (vfa Francisco)-Hong-
Ne7y Zealand Australia except Nest and
New Caledonia, via San Francisco
Jspan Corea China and Philippine
[T,nress Of Inda..-.............Fe IL, 500
Islands fyta seattIe)-Kaga Feb H. 500
5n5s Via Tacoma -BeIlerophon Feb Il. 900
i1san6s via san rancisoo)-Korea 20 500
AustraIi, Except Westl. New Zealand.
Samoan Islands. FIJI: Islands and New
y C1~Aorangi. Feb - % m
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands .
(ya San Francisco)--U S Transport FEB ~, 500 m
Erancisco,-Marposa ...-..............Mar g. 500
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
NTGHTSTTCKS At SCHOOL.
ThereW BE No Cribbing Whcn Po-
lice Attack Higher Education.

Room get = r5igltsticsz: boom. get a billy.
Don't rarlez-vous hut knock EN- silly
Sis. boom. bah.
EinS hang hing hang,
Rah rah. rah-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05

DOADS AND vALKS.-FORr WOOD. y. Y. II. Feb =
IL 19Os-Sea1ed proposals. in triphcate. for
Roads Walks at this post. III
be received here until II 30 a m April l. 1905. ami
opened u - the right 70 reject
all bids. Information furnished application Enve-
opes should be marked Proposals for Roads ana Nsks
al o the undersigned G.. Z. BIRNELL4.
Constg
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05

>tEAII-D PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL. BFl RE
- ed at office Commissioner Of Immigration.
Ellis Island. y. Y. II. until go p m. February to:
Immediately thereafter. for furnishing ani
repairing I : Iu1mgr grant station.
Ellis Island Y Particulars limitations anf
governing bidders be obtained from ROB
ERT MATCHORN. Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05

S,EALE-D PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL. BE RE
- ceived office Of Commissioner Of immigration.
Ellis N. Y until $50 =. February 10.
and opened the sale and removal OF building
designated Barracks. New York Room Annex and
connecting corridors between same. at U = lnnmigrant
". Y. H Particulars lnita
tions and conditions governing he obtained
from ROBERT WATCHORN, Commissioner