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New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
MIR. SCHIFF ON FINANCE
Docs Not Look for Normal Condi-
tons Till 4fter Election.

JACOB H. SchiT returned from Europe yesterday
afternoon on the Kronprinzessin CeciIe, of the
->orh German Lloyd Line, and said that United
states Is everywhere looked to as the gauge Of
hhances for all parts of the world. Europe is TAX
Ing a keen interest he said in the currency meas
ures now before Congress. He said conservative
economists believe the United States's entire cur
rency system should be remodelled. He regarded
the tariff question, however as the most far reach
Ing now before the country
Financial conditions in Europe except in Ger
many which has its particular difficulties
nave at present much similarity to our OWL" said
NJ. schin- IN England and Franco money is
abundant perhaps even m9re so in England where
people appear 10 have been accommodating and saw
ing Tor some years. that once more Ersiand's
investment power has become large. The English
nave however, grown much more cautious and con-
serVattve in their investments
Germany has made great strides. quantitativeIy
ana Qualit2tively, in the development Of industries
1t Is however, 50 largely dependent for an outlet
upon foreign markets that the depression prevail
Ing all over the world has come upon the German
manufacturer with special force and severity. AS
consequence he Is compelled 10 seek large credits
from the banks and this. no doubt, tends TO keep
money scarce in Germany IN the face of great ease
IL all other centres
Conditions in the United States appear to be 10
1 large extent the determining factor all Eu-
rope Everywhere eyes are turned to this country,
and II is felt that prosperity can nowhere return
until the United States has recovered from tie
effects Of the recent crisis 1 have stated it my
opinion. in answer TO many inquiries that we are
not likely 10 return normal conditions until after
the Presidential election, when It be fully seen
what kind OF tariff revision We are going to have,
this beng probably more far reaching economic
question than any other before the country,
not excepting even currency reform
LAS 10 the latter problem, in which Europe takes
A keen interest, halfway measures such as were,
for instance, proposed in the Aldrich bill, are depre-
Gated by conservative economists. The necessity
for al emergency currency has passed with the
emergency which came upon last autumn, and
the force Of which might have been broken had
an emergency circulation been created two years
ago If We are really to profit by recent costly
experience. should seek TO remodel our
entire circulation SO that It be made TO con-
tract OF expand 10 meet all conditions, the ability
70 contract being for the moment tne quality most
needed.
Both England and France are ready 70 buy our
good securities 10 some extent. It looks however,
as II We were going TO have very considerable
investment demand at home and this for some
time TO come viii almost entirely into the best
class Of bonds and not into securities of specu-
Iative character"
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
MINING NOTES.

The Ta-..na mine Of the GOldfeld Consolidated
v~t, corarrises the extreme north portion OF me
---,-,a---- 5e numbered among the most valuable
rraf,rs os the company and viii re an important
--r,zr.frg factor when the new concentrating
-- GOES into commission. about I'VE months II On
~ The L.aEuna shaft has been sunk TO d oeptl
z-,,.-,s.-le with the 45g-foot level Of t5le Mo
hawk a. which depth i Is -Il.eL-e[ ~ JaIaI6n-
-lrv az main shafts VIII De co1.LEI'e] "' -
-re?r mon the several ore BODIES
--ra production from Go-dAeld continues al d
-s-a of over $4,000 a month In the 44at "eeN
On IONS Of ore were produced. valued Al $50
-, l--r5ra1jon NH treated 6S5 tons; the este u
r~a Purchasing Company sampled 06' IONS -
- Observation-Disclosures Reduction Company Pa
.s.z ~ IONS The labor situation a. the - -,l--
= ed with most q the proper 80 -
- = - f-.I implement Of miners ihV --'sJo-' -
x-1Cr1 are skilled.
1r-Dova-1s market letter says: All ne ei-o.lS S
49,. -~glra in every department are maze III oiu--
. e-r-rar the interests Of the Cieneguila ~opps5 %
r,r-7,a-y- i Is the only promotion We ~ ~ =.
--+-e-e n do with. and will be- until II l-as o
--a+45 as il gradually is doing, that al We
- cod Of II IS not only true. but mas DeCo1I'0
= -~,rr-r1ished fact. We hope 70 De ape 70 -
al - steady shumeLtS or mate L-yLl @ - -
- y,ronertv will be begun W-.i..A Li0 -
zt--- ,EeZs and when these are esldDIlse Gu -.
no further question IN Ille mint a.. 60
~es soma bic man that Cleresu-ssa- - N'
an honest and earnest enterprise
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
FOreClOSure Sac.

SUPRE,1z. COURT COUNTY OF. NEW, YoEK--THG
Gertrude P Waldo and others defendants
pursuance judgment OF foreclosure ana sac.
guy maze ana eI,e[eo IN N n ne e Ie.s - ,,n1e--
referee said Judgment named VIII SCI a.
Nesey Street. n the Borough o. S-Las'@ ~ q NV
York on 10Th day april, 1905 at i CLOCK noon
on day. BY Joseph Day auctoneer the premises
directed said Judgment 70 be sold and therein t
An nose two certain pieces parcels ot land
with the buildings and tnlrov srents thereon erecte
lying being in the Borough OF Manhattan OF
City OF New York in the County and state oi Ne"
York. bounded and described as IoIlO"s
Beginning a z point the easter!y side OF Washing
foyone feet eight inches norter from r7
formed BY TIE intersection Of the norey side
Barclay easteriy side OF Washington
running thence norrherly, along the easte-ly se
washington Street. tweE-yole feet. thence eastery,
right angles nearly Washington Street and
along Mary z. Nswbold. seventy-six feet Two
inches: thence southerIy parallel nearly With wash
rerty-one faer inch. westerly right angles
o 1earIv SO 70 Las. course and along land Mary
severty-fve eleven inches the eaSte-y SIDE OF
Washington street. the point or place ot beginning
hundred tventyseven Washington Street and also
Beginning formed by the intersection OF
Il lShngJor Street. running thence l0TtlerIs
along the eastery side OF Washington street lcTtHe
nearly Washington Street and along and IaIo o
Mary Gaattn- eighteen feet eleven l1ches tnerce
parallel nearly With washington street
efE I've the norrherv SIDE or Barclay
Street and thence westerly along me 80 -
Barclay street. nineteen feet seven an4 ohea-
point place OF beginning said premises De4ls
street number sightyseven Barclay street
TERENCE J. McsIANUs, Feter-e-
FREDERICK : JACKSON. Attorney for Paintf. No
1 Madison Avenue, Borough OF ManhAtI@H Ne" ior~
The following diagram u TIE property % Be sold
its numbers No. washington street anu
N Bar
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool May 5.-CIOsInE- WHEAT-SpOt firm. No
red Western winter, IS 5ad; No Caf3r111a 9 6l7a
MAY. IS - d July. IS as SepJeTn
Der. rs 2+.d CORN-SDot hrTni new American, kiln
dried 10i2d old American mixed. 5s Ilds futures
Culer: Nav IS 1Od. PEAS-Cauadian steady. IS Tlzd
FLOUR-wtnter patents quiet 29s Sd. HOPS IN Lon
on tPacihc quiet, Il los n = SIS SHEEP-Extra
India mess strong 1o3s sd; PORK-Prine mess West
ass. BACOS-CumberIand cut 26 TO so ib quiet. Ais.
short rib 10 - IL quiet, +0s. long clear iddles
light IS 10 81 10, steady. 42s long clear middles.
heavy 80 10 H. quiet, 40s; short clear backs 16
H. quiet clear bellies. II I6 10. quiet 40s
30. sHOULDEIlS-sQuare. II % i3 10. dul!, 2ss
American refined. in pals steady. ass 90. BUTTER
GOOD United States. dull so Gs5s CHEESE-Ameri-
can Hnesy while steady. Sos: American colOred
steady dis Canadian finest white steady. 6Is Cd
Canadian finest culOTeC, steady 62s 90 TA-LOW-
Prime city. dull 26s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES weak
33s I'd ROSIE-CoElmon steady $ 9d. PETRo-
LECM-Pefned quiet. 6sSd LINSEED OTL-Steaty,
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
MNTYREs WHEREABOUTS DISCLOSED
Testimony To Be Taken at His Bedside, II
61st Street Sanatorlum.

The vherea bouts Of Thomas A Mcintyre, OF the
BANKRUPT brokerage firm OF 7. A Mcintyre q Co.
who has been kept in strict seclusIon by his law
yers for the last week. became known generaliy
--s-e-5z-- He is 2 patient al Mrs. Alstor's home
for 1-tzate patients a. No ~ West 6st street HIS
physical condition Is such that he cannot receive
ANYBODY except his attorney and his secretary
After G conference yesterday afternoon oetNeet'
80, .-,-,az-s for The NcInryre receivers and T. 5.
C--nistor =. 4. NcIntyre's personal counsel II
was announced that Nj. Orniston had agreed 10
take the representatives Of the receivers 10 the
sst street sanatoriurl 10 take testimony III INC
s-,L-r,r,-cy proceedings to-day. They VIII De ac-
co-7,4arjed by United States Commissioner Gil
christ
The dispute between the two receivers has been
settled Hereafter they will work IN harmony win
headolarte~s Al No 10 Broadway, IN the offices
n me law a-n Of OIcorr, Gruber, Bonynge
AF~ATa1us
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
AFTER FERRY TERMINAL.
Report That Pennsylvania Would
Buy BROOKLYN Com DQny's Land.

Val Street heard yesterday that the Feunsyl-
~z--z Railroad Company was negotiating for the
purchase ct The terminal properties of the Brook
yn Fey Company. now u the hands Of re-
cs.-z- The report came from well informed
--z--1-s, but could not he confirmed officially.
: Va learned definitely, however, that the
Fe--s--~ ~z-ia entered upon negotiations 10 buy
these terminal properties last year but dropped
czc-a ueca-se Of a lack of funds The highly sue
c.sSeu- sale of the railroad compauy's &=e-oooe'o
bond issue - vas said yesterday. had enabled Il u
resume -Ee negotiations
TIE ferry company gave notice some time ago
-s- z contemplated The .lisl0rrInuance OF The
5u-----z because improved transit facilities had
.r.zz- -- --u-1--able- ard plan has been forml-
-a--Z l- --- bluGEolGz-s' protective committee,
s.---c conjunction WIKI committee Of stock
1-5z-z 70 organize q terminal company a. q sue
eresr- 10 Tie BROOKLYN Ferry COMPANY, with the
ultimate intention OF selling the property % Ine
..-- Interests i6err.11l Win the ferry company
however have expressed little hope OF being able
e. make satisfactory arrangements with The city
a.-.---t-es-
=. was pointed OUT yesterday that. in view of The
=s.1.-- Of obtaining waterfront property al any
reasonable prise. The Fe--Sy .vaIla company would
a inclined 10 seize the opportunity 10 acquire THIS
property. consisting Of waterfront land IL Brook
-g.r covering -h-ee blocks. rhe value of which Is
z-z-c-zlv estimated from 8, 80 10 Sle"2pv9
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Faston. MAY The local WOOL market CONTINUES
stiL curtaing and Tnanufacturers are not in the
except odd Very little interest
Western clip. The Leading
domestic quotations range follows Domestic woo.s
OHIO and PennEyIvan!a f-eces AA. 81 uJ2C. y. =
q 2gc 20 washed. 81 q 8Jc No washed, % 4 S3c,
unwashed. 20 2Ic. fine unElerchautable. - 2+c
haItbIood combng % 26c: three-eshths blood comb
% 26c. quarter blood Cornbug - 5a-5c- De
Iane washed 30 Q34C- Michigan. Wisconsin New
York feeces fine uuwashed. 10 a 20c, halr-blood
washed. &c. three-eighths blood uuWashed - 2
25c one-quarter blood unWashed- % &c. Kentucky.
Indiana Missouri. tEree-etEhtEs blood . 2d~.
one-auarter blood. 23d24 Secured values-reNas.
months 90 56c. Nue s1N 10 eight months
q Doc me FALL - California northern 5G
52r middle county ~ 4s~ fall. free, 33 4oc ore
gon Eastern Ne STAPLE IS . SOC. Eastern No
clothing 80 SIC vaI-v No - q as Terriforv. ens
staple. SO, fre medium staple. 80 56.. 1nA
dunn clothing, 5a@sc- Hn- clothing 50 S5o- one
hair blood three -etghtHs blood 4e 7a9r. three
-jgh-hs bIcod 500. quarter blood. ~ a 43c.
pulled. extra sce. \. So : 55c.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
sUuY-s SOAP TRYING TO BRACE UP
Creditors Of Buchar's Corporation 10 Decide
as 10 Continuing Business.

Notices - creditors fe- q meeting were ser; out
,-s-----ss- t- the receiver for the Buchans Soaps
.----r-a-5on CT which Da-ioI F Srly Is president
and ---5-r- zvo-- into the hands Of BANKRUPTCY
-- .--.- on 1EorGar- Leonard B-orrer- of No 81
- r--=--- a.--7-7--e6 The creditors are TO
ss-.-. whether he shall continue rhe business Nj
z5-r---- has retained George r. Thompson the
,--ss--e-. u take charge pending action 5y the
c-=E--crs
$1,000 7-r-5-- and Milling Company SAID:
- heard -r --.s -e-e5zers-lp rms morning for tEe
- ----- T don't know 2 thing about ir
s-- P-r-re- said rLa- he believed the business
v.-LE he continued.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
FOR S50,OO0,O00 BONDS
FIRST MORTG1GE TOTED.
Public ScrTice Corporation ProUides
for Future.

-ss bosr5 Of directors of the Public Service Co--
--.;icn at meeting u the Prudential Building.
:, Newark. yesterday afternoon authorized the ex-
.-5on Ct q first mortgage all the property Of
= corporation 10 secure issue Of Sl0.Ooa 900 )
= -snt gold bonds. dated May !
,As- the meeting President McCarter said e ~
efthe bonds was to be delivered forthwith by,
=. --1scee the Fidelity Trust Company Of New
Il % the corporation TO recoup the company for
s--4ver-erts recently made and contracted for
- 80 80 was to be reserved for retiring At
= Ike amount q collateral gold notes
s,-ss November I. 1eo+ and that ss go 600 bonds
-,pi5 be -sSerTed 10 retire that amount OF con-
rs--fse notes issued by the company under date OF
ar-il i, 80
Z. g provided that after the delivery Of the first
.-s-s.rlsrt q bonds future bonds can be certi-
s5 az delivered by the trustee unless the officers
r. lie company certify that the earnings Of all the
,ne--v --o-rzaged and the income from the secur-
s.,.s 7le5Ee5 for Jhe twelve months preceding ex-
ss b. % --G rer cent the interest OF all the bonds
.zse5 n cafe under The Tno-tEaE This applies I'd
= me 1-s- S15paos'o- In regard 10 the remaining
& az a. the certified earnings must exceed the IN
-s-es. f,v - per cent
Z Is further provided. the president declared.
-tt -1- more than ooo 000 Of the bonds shall be
re-=ad and delivered under the mortgage prior 70
lamar d -q-l- and that thereafter not more than
s. average Of s. go 90 shall be issued in any one
yea e7r 5--provenents-
The bonds required 70 Be delivered TO the com
rsuv v5-h -1e execution Of the mortgage Nj
s--s--s- sai5. have al been sold by the COM
-g-y. together with certain additional number
f bonds which, i Is expected. viii be certified and
g .ve-e5 The ensuing year for additional better
-er.s So that the company-s financing for this
cre-7-g this ves- to the public any bonds secured
-rF- -rea--cace.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
DENIAL FOR ROGERS AND STILLMAN
Counsel Says Salt Lake Story About Union
Pacific Merger Case Was Wrong.

James II Beck. counsel for H Il Rogers and
Lam 5-zl--la-- Who 1-ed their answer ~ 3all
-.sgs civ Oh Monday II the Union PaciTc merger
Eu.- sid yeS-erLa.-
TIE rs---e- from salt Lake vas llS---lIl y ms
e.=--- and IN some points apparently malicious
.a Statement e--i=- C- -lT -i-e-Is -4-L--e-
damages #- reason u- the EoEerl---r r--- :
--r-s "a lie merger suit - utterly fillt tu-'s-S
S-rH.E- mist make mistaken Ire pray eI I-I Is
costs rrz-L which every lawyer III
-l---v Is familiar, fCI claim Ior caILla1s
TIE with reference 10 the purchase %
S. - --..7- v-F-a. seemed imply that
e--rer n my clients had purchased IlaJoI-Ls
~ -.e 1--rl-rr stock seems 100 absurd 10 war
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
W 70 FAVE Ae NEW ENGINES.

Tr a5-g substantial order placed for new loco
zlets.ae s-. The =Froa5s since the financial and
business depression began has been received by the
Ara-l--- Laeenotive Company. II rs tor forty
1-1- locomotives and Wa placed by the De-a ware
--a-ssa4--a Il western Eight are 10 be ten
Nles Messenger seven raoguI- fourteen consollda-
te1 and twenty switch engines. The cost VIII be
cos4 ,l e gsa gga The Chicago. Milwaukee q 81
Pau r-loeI an order last week with the American
Locomotive Con. pauy for fcJy new locomotives and
So v.=e1z= eco -ne NV York Central ordered -St
tgaes from rl- same company.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
- s1oo.oooooo LOAN AUTHORIZED.

SAT- Lake City. Nay 5.-At a meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Union Pacific Railway to-day
II which % per cent % The stock vas Representa-
rho directors were authorized 10 issue SeoTSv7 N
- <,- i-r7rroverleu. of the system and for the
-,--r7ase o. the Kansas & Western ard the Topeka
3 Northwestern railroads
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06

Tho approximate amount q the hen charge. %
satisfy which described property be sold
575u0 with interest thereon the sth dav q
1905. together with allowance
S5S2-74 With interest from March y. IgOs.
gether The expenses sale approximate
0f assessments o
liens which allowed the purchaser
purchase paid By the referee Is SSI9 -
and interest
Dated York. March 23i. 1893
TERENCE J. M-MANJS. Referee.
% the above premises hereby
Jc1-reC THURSDAY April az the time
place Dated, New York. April IL
TERENCE j. McMANUS. Referee.
The above sale IS 1erery further adjourned until
18th. 1905, the hour place
Dated. New YORK Apr!i 81. t9Hs
TERENCE J. McNANUS. Referee
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
TIE ERIE CANAL OPENS.

S--..ase Nay 5.-TAe Ere Canal opened Io--ay
wiz - rush o- boats bound We-t from tl-s po--!l'
= s.,-r-----e level between Syracuse ana Ll-ca
"a. --- D.. ready for -av5zar1on until FRIDAY owing
70 -1-z On Tie Durna-uvtlle acleducr-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06

4 DVEKIISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Triouns
= received their Uptown once Bruadvay
between 35Jh clock . n Adver-
tissnents the following oclcss a,
regular once rates until o'clock ? - s-a
avs. I'd l5S str cor I2rh 81 East
l4th ST 81 Al ST. between Tth anL stb aves
West I25h 1895 a ave. between .Sth ara TTth
SIS 1923 SC ave sIzr ST ITOs lst ave near sath
st 1c5th 5ss fremont sv-. SO ave-
or ar American District Telegraph Cr-.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
COAL AGREEMENT RATIFIED.

'a-.4a-.aS. Ma 5.-lt was announced from ie
-floc-z -t@.s - the United Mine workers ~
-aer.rs -f.s afternoon thar tEe rF-p years wage
fen--s-r entered INTO st Toledo last month nv
he-z an operators Gr Western Penn.Fis znia.
3la ans snd1sz4. he'd been ~atthed hT reteren-
- E--e II the locals - T.-o to ..va-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
Chan &c of Name.

s1r Rest Company domestic corporation 1avirg
orrs Blr0uS7 % Ha1-area1
IN +ne CIV County and state Of New Iorf W. a1py 70
Sn-eu Court % state q New York a. special
hearing Z 20 le9
a. County sorougH cf Nar-s-tan
I-f-y- COUNTY New Yc-z- t1e eleve--H
asy o< MAJ Ig.l- forenoon - --ac
Tav. thereafter counsel be heard f1r
an order authorizing corporation % ca1ss is cor
U1-aes name 10 H - Best Company
Dated March 9th. 1905
FULTON AND BEST COMPANY.
by EEFtMAN D.
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
noRE TINE FOR READING EMPLOYEES.

Reading Penn. Nay 5.-Au employees q the
Eea1--, IL way roadway d=paTrnle1t were ordered
OF fa- .---~- - day TODAY They had been on
r,us -.rs All winter. Al least one thousand men
s-e atfs..cs
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
TEXAS STILL AFTER GOULD ROAD.

AaFTln -ez -IaE 5.-TLe Texas Railroad Com
Mission Jo-L4v ordered the Texas q facll1 ran
road -g s--rL = s.""g 5n Improvements. IAi- =
.- s5..-.- sd. -. r~e.laus order for berJerTueHls
-as-.-- s-.s-g fa..
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
No MORE FLINT GLASS sHUTOowNs.

rss- T-..zrara - Th= Tr-bu1el
tza--z M4- g.-TEa American Flint Class
E5rz4ls. lf5.n has decided 90 abolish tire summer
f---loN1 and t..e plants wiI -uu the year around
'e -t' er-s-e-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
BUFFALO. ROCHESTER & PrrrsBUR

BUFFALO ROCHESTER PTTTsBURG.
81 S$ss, :: zs i:
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
July EGsF to April II s5 April ssss sss s5ss
DENVER & RIO GRANDE.
Sst Si5 :: Ei.
ST LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN.
Sss'' }s :; E.,
SOUTHERN.
s'9 Ssis' :; zS
TEXAS & PACIFIC
5ss SssF1 z in S1r :2sss s:2 s..
July to April 90 2iSioos5 22sss.SiS ooS2S,i7S
CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS L LOUISVILLE
s:s::s s5 ss5 taxes: ss s:ss 6
Ef5 fsiy srfa2ss 7a asra al s72'7 'l4assa 'a047s
osfsrss 5sfs fsF3Pss sHsn,,s sss sas
Net earnings mos. sas2 4os s1-s58o1s sl62sl $50
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Month Of March
S5::ssss 5::: .s5:a... S
Net Net, earning. sl,1s4.L7 s1,77ee57 sl6a6e7l
6PsssaE 6Pess fsss sassn, So s .s Iss
Net earnings 1889 s1s sI20s4 64s
MOBILE & OHIO
Month OF March
Number Of niles a2S a2s a2s
Gross eaTninss.----. sT43.sa snp5.o02 $3.50. .Tg2
Expenses and taxes 463,3T3 90, $40 500 s66
Net earnings s26o.322 1882 453 s275.e2s
Gross earnings. 500 2os $40 $685.
Expenses and taxes. 5,47S136 5.41260S 4e15 3s5
Net earnings s2,O51,072 s2477.S4s s2349 OF
WHEELING d LAKE ERIE
Month March
Number of miles. 4as 4es
Gross earnings $3.50 1870 s4617I4 :461 69s
Operating expenses. 317,9S0 332 $50 321 e47
Net earnings. s72,21O s12o.os4 s139, 75I
July March 81
Cross eaTnings------ s. 3S5.2Oa S4475767 s.
Operating expenses. ASS, 6Ss 29SI,27S 1857,
Net earnings mos. s916.521 s1,4e4 AL sI252.594
TAZOO & MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
Month OF March
Gross earnings.--.-.-- ssss, 500 ssSsss4 sse1 2o3
Expenses q16
Net earning. s12o672 s1s5ss $3.50. 7e7
July March 81
Gross earn!ngs...-.. s771235a s72as 453 ss474 47o
Expenses snd 1855. .25 6073 a9S 1851 .013
Net earnings s1o57I3s s1.21a.457 sss3. .457
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06

E-ea.7 MAY Canal boats 20 The number O.
sg-------, uz-rgluG about abf'e bushels OF "le@'-
--e-z -9-r--4- ready roy movement when the Erle
Ls-z- yz -r--1s-rv oueueL today. BoatmeH are
sok-us fl-ua.E -s Z busy season.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06

S,EALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by the Board Of Supply. II the Office OF the
Board No 2e9 Broadway. New York Room $40 ninth
door until May u, 1893. for the construc-
of the waikiki pressure tunnel n the towns CT New
a6oy- place and time bids viii De publicly opened
The award Of the contract, Il awarded VIII
he thereafter practicable Pamphlets
containing information for bidders. form Of contract
specfcationS etc. pamphlets OF contract cravings
obtained Room 1915 at the above address BY
uepositrg dollars $1,000 Tor each
pamphlet dollars $4,000 foT eacA set 70 in
acceptable condition within
davs from the date on which be opened
further particulars City Record
JOHN a BENSEL Commissioners
President: o1 the
CHARLES y. CHADWICK. Board Of
CHARLES \. SHAW. J Water supply
:. WALDO SMITH.
Chef Engineer.
THOMAS HASSETT,
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
Proposals..

DEADy RTIsEMENT.-SEALED BIDS OR PRO
h posas will received by the Board Of Water Sup
NV In the Office Board. 29e Broadway New
York Room ninth floor until II A. N. Tuesday.
MAY Il 1905 FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A FIELD
OFFICE BUILDING FOR DIEISION AND SECTION
ENGINEERS IN THE EMPLOY OF THE BOARD OF
" TSP SUPPLY IN TIE TOWN OF MARBLETOWN.
III S71FZR COUNTY NEW YORK. At the above place
VIII publicly opened and read. The
svard of the awarded. VIII be made
Pamphlets containing nfOrrna
tion bidders Of contract specifications ETC. and
be obtained Room
XIX at bs above address by deposting Of
dollars ts5) for each pamphlet, dollars $50 for
esch set to insure acceptable condition
within thirty from the which bids 70 De
further particulars City Record
JOHN a. BENSEL- Commissioner
CHARLES y. CHADWICK Board OF
CHARLES A. SHAW. Water supply.
J WALDO SMITH.
Chief Engineer.
THOMAS HASSETT.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06

CEALED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLICATE WILL BE RE-
= ceived al the ssioner-GeneraI
Department CT Commerce and Labor Wash
inEron, D. c. Thursday. .
1905 nd then opened Of the following
elusive privileges Ellis Island Immigration station
er1ved period Of three July l. 1905.
- Furnishing detained aliens and naantainin
4 restaurant Conducting a Tuoney@EcLange Office
(S} TRANSPORTING aliens and
from Ellis Island points in New York City and vi
than railroad stations
Each proposal be for privilege only ard be
coHuanted hv certified check for $1,000. drawn
payable the order Of the Secretary OF
Commerce General information cOn5i-
ti0rs and limitations OF
upon application Commissioner of immigration
Ellis Island. New York EarboC. ROBERT WATCHORE.
Commissioner.