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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-10-16

If YOU USE BALL BLUE,
Get Red Cross Ball Blue, the best Ball
Blue. Large 2 OF. package only cents.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
UPTOWN ZONES ACTIVE
SOME LARGE HOUSES SOLD
Buyer Found for Ell Dorado Apart
ment House, in Vest 129th st.

Trading in the upper West Side distic's was
feature of the business transacted yesterday III Inc
local real estate market. The Butler & heFrlliai
Coupany sold for the Frederick Ruth Realty |olii-
pany to Caroline Uhrich the six story elevator
apartment house Nos. and III Amsterdam ave
Tho adjoining houses Nos 1ll3 and 11l5 were re-
ported sold a few days ago.
Mrs Matilda S. Jones sold the FL Dorado a HNe
story apartment house. No IS West l2Sth ST. u
an investor. II occupies a plot 27.6xe9n feet
AIthea S. Rudd Ward sold Nos 2'Sl and zoo
Broadway, two five story fathouses, facing schuE-
Ter Square. No. 27S occupies plot 2o.loNl" lee'
and No. 27S7 lot 25x1oo feet
six story apartment house is TO be erected lor
the Jumel Realty and Construction company "l
10th St Just east Of Amsterdam ave. OVERLOOKING
Columbia University campus The building is 10 De
of brick. with limestone trimmings, 1t will have
a frontage of 100 feet a depth of 126ll feet IL
will contain forty-seven suites and is TO cost si-'
oG0. Sommerfeld & Steckler are the archltects.
Plans have also been flee for adding a third
story the two story stable No fS TO Az East
nth ST. the enlargement to be made for DR. r III,
Werner as owner and for remodelling the two
story and basement office building at the nor'h-
west corner of Lenox and 116th st and Install
ing a hanging gallery. the improvements being
made for Simon E Bernheimer owner. John e.
Watson and David E. Klein are the respective
architects.
Henry T. Bullnan is the buyer of the block front
on the west SIDE OF broadWdN. between 1ooo sh4iN
I6ith sts sold last by the Wannegan Real
ty Company. S. Marcus was the broker. The prop
erty includes ten lots. Noxl25 feet and is part of
the old Deaf and Dumb Asylum tract of three en-
tire city blocks. which the sellers bought three
years ago from the Vanderbilt syndicate through
the same broker Since that time the streets have
been cut through and the property prepared for i'm
provement. Mr.. Bulman will erect Immediately two
high class elevator apartment houses. each 10Ox125
feet, the premises
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
HARTMAN LINES EARNINGS.
Showing by Union and Southern Pacific IN
Last Fiscal Year.

notwithstanding the fact that IN the last eisht
months the country has suffered from Industrial oe
r,ression the Union Pacific Railroad ended the rs
cal wear with the insignificant decrease IN gross
earnings of s292 7s5 and loss in net earnings Oh
only s. 500 7os The company earned its 10 per
cent on the common stock and had large surplus
in addition despite increase in taxes and IN
-e-est charges Gross earnings for the twelve
months amounting s76Uas %, were with the eH-
ception Of the preceding year. larger than IN any
other year in the history OF the company showing
q gain over the fiscal year ended June 30 1906. OF
ss.576S2 and gain of SIC 277 over the year be-
fore In the last month OF the recent fiscal year
gross earnings decreased s556 sl3 and net earnings
decreased s292. .7s5-
Earnings Of the Southern Pacific Railway for
June show loss in gross earnings of s1S3.l45 but
through a reduction in operating expenses OF
s2OS3246 there was a net gain in net earnings OF
sIsol0l. For the twelve months Of the fiscal
wear the net returns decreased S309ss7, against a
loss in gross earnings $50 2se. Figuring on the
basis of the expenses, including interest charges
other than operating in the year before, the re
suits for the last fiscal year Will approximate a
surplus after such expenditures Of S56Sl52i. com
pared with a surplus the preceding year OF
81 6sS 593. After common and preferred dividends
there would be balance of s. 474,559
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18

s2sae sas p an' ssis to 8' sse
Eo Southern average run 12i,GI3c Fowls dry packed
tc ''so % = ~ aha SS@ SSar '' isa15 % do @ % S
Tshcs n snd over hhis Ia; do s'Rta"esfI y
d. Wsssrn trg picked g2er to fair ial2.. DO West
9ae DuCkILNGS Long Island and , Eas,G5g spTns
large eht-. per dozen 81 5o8sa do mixed 81 25. do
POTATOES AND vEGEraBLEs-rotat weak
ana Sweet potatoes in M6erai supply and easy
choice Cucunfers pickles STEADY for hest grades
rs 9 n d@4n hsss scare" T M 4u sG and
Linz beans GHer PcppeTs rsry weak Peas and beans
regular squash weak Tlrnips steady Tomatoes plenty
r@ , ns M I.pP en- 81 q . 6gs g per % 6' G s2 'es2 9. Is Do
Do I,rsey round Kinds pcr sack 50 25as2 %. Ionc
SWEET Potatoes Eastern shore yellow per- b6i
M r 90 5 Ea'h a bb %ons y o6sa s'r Do 81 PR Sa do 3
81 -: 90 old per hasket 81 Do vans North Carolina
n1 1rs 81 55os2 81 ds sgs 5sa 81 s. @as 8, EgETs and
Dutch. per lo" s4a$d do nearby small sSas! d. near
sIMERs s@ si $ s,qsl - DO e9ste %
sor do Long Island per b6i. 81 25asI -. do Iersey
osd. G 90 % r per ho9 Sa' Sr baR sas 81 e. 2 "' 8
9r fefs % 81 s2asa saiSe 5 ." Tons @ i.and e @ 3
as3 DO n $9ss saHRT 6c PF S G9 s
So Do Long Island s2as2 %: 20 Jersey @ocqs2. EGG
das0c if DO e per box. 25asdc Gfft:H c6y Hasksnss
% 5 10" M ''ss Sa.s G 4S % %fsf5 Is Do per SS s6T s G
nearby @ per hbl aocas1 % LIMA BEANS. Lens, Isl
ast 75CGs1 -. do MARYLAND Delaware potato per
y hbl basket 75cGSI % per basket !NcasI :
Mr-SHROOMs hotho'se r.,r n 3oc@s1: ONIONS. Ohio.
yellow uar loo bag 81 2dSl - do white. per
i'm -let sIas1 % DO Orangc County. white. per bag
75rGsl X. do yellow 81 25dsl ~. DO red <laSl 81
do Long Island yellow hhl 81 734 8 p DO rcd 81 80
nj basket. T5cHSl p. DO yellow
5~0Si do Massachusetts yellow 100 N bag 81 90
PENNSYLVANIA, yellow. per basket SodN"c. % Bat
bes< southern. bbl Slp
81 10. 10 per basket 50a73c. OKRA Jersey. box
or Iaskct 5ncGSI PEPPERS. Jersey Bullnose per bbl
solf7Sc DO per basket 2ia4oc: per box 2a3nc; Do
5OdG5c. do Jersey. cheese per hhi
40d56c; PEAS state large. basket, 5ordSl = do
haC ROMAIEE state. basket, la
a. nor box a5d5ac, STRING REANS nearby. wax. per
Laskot or bag 25a5Oc. green. basket or bag
2o5Gnr do basket 3i1I5c. do green lp'
Tsi: do per bag 10000; do Norfolk per basket @ 23g
no Sol ASH marrow per bhl- joGI5c. DO white G
snc DO yellow @5d:nc Tt-RNtPS rutaoagn per hni %5 M
bag sIds1 80: TOMATOES. upriver per bush haSEe' +
s7C0 box. 2oCffS1: Do Sonth JHr
sey 2nd 10. carrier ina6nc- do Iea
carrier. JFdIac: 90 per pa'n
basket 25d3Oc: WATERtR tRESS per 100 punches 81"
81 ,,-,,nsrrr, October g. 10:
,,....,L.r 10 March 81 ALSTKE-Cash. - to'
Contender. SIS 80. October. sS so
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
G4LLATIN HOTEL SOLD.
Changes Hands at AUCTION for
S23J 900.

There were two auction offerings yesterday in the
Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms. Nos Il and 1e
Eesey St The Gallatin Hotel, nine story struct-
ure. Nos 20 and 72 West 18th st, a plot 45xoo
feet, was sold in foreclosure proceedings TO the
plaintiff for s235.ooo. The amount due about
SS4 .aD. The four story tenement house, plot
1oo1x2o feet. at the northwest of 12lst st.
and Park ave. was withdrawn.
The auction offerings to-day will be follows
c. : St 23 4xs3x irree and { sty
atty Doyle. ref; s2I. AS IS: taxes etc.
So 200: 81. s. II of 1st ave 3oxa2.
sty hs and store: Amelia Eartung agt n Hart
AL " Volk.i. atty. H " Herbert. ref: parti-
tion; Brook 14Ist 005xII3 Ok COX
1o45, vacant F W Curry al agt Mckinley Realty &
Con Co ct al; action p a G Crops-y. atty; J Dob
ref. due SIS s25 Is; s3s4 ~. sub
first Of S12o 600. Brook ave n W i4oth
I00-5XI OF 3X100x9T. Q.
tion !.
1881 OF. sub first O 600; llth
Ave D sox25. sty h. sherins safe
Of all right. title. which L Y KIuti June
25. 1905. since; / Goebel atty: Is2 Prospect
s. SIS II of LonE~ood 81 6x11O 5x4O lxI24 q.
h. sherir's sale Of all right title
Fudes Drexler ct al had May 90 1905. since
Cohn. atty
BY Herbert = sherman: 2os ssth st. 5. 127 IT 9
Of Sd ave 33X10os 6 sty ten and Rosehin
Realty Corporation aEt Fox et al: Bowers & S.
attys: H II Johnston Wood. ref; due sl2. $40 90
taxes etc. S*63: sub TO mtge Of $4,000
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
OTHER mARKETs+sY TELEGRAPH.


Chicago Aug 1T-CATTLE-R Receipts estirs- ss -sasT %
- head, market 1OGI5c lower steers sIves
cows So 4NGS5 2S heferS S34<6. bulls y
S6dST 80; stockers and feeders - higher
heavy shipping s6 s0as6 90 butcheSsss 3osS
81 light mixed. So 5OGs6 65 choice Saiss S 90
packing s6dS6 80 pigs 81 %NS6 go oSIS % no. mar
ket steady to strong sheep. 50 5OGs4 % iallO''
s6 10: yearlinEs. 81 25QS5. . . ,xaanr highsr
Cincinnati. Aug. IT-HO(IS-Narket 10y. :. -kass g
t-ATTLE-Siow easier. 1Oc lower & I7 % SONG st
pers 81 6sdS5 30: common s2GS5- SHEEP
81 2SGS4: steady. at S3QS6 90 -. > 70 hszE
East Buffalo Aug ia Al s5[s - sct,vs and tose
higher: prime Sc 25dS6 5o snl2gi"s ~ us sssS
butchers 81 5OGs5 Is: heifers 81 aSo 81 ,xt So sock
bulls T5Gs4 so stOckers and feeGeTs % zood 5
mans and sfrons s2oas56 VF-ALS-Receipts "a 40
active and lower. sass HOiS-hse srd zni1-a
head fairly active. 10G29c higher ~ -,Ighs S
ass I5 stags So T5ds4 y: daries soeso I'D .tssd
AND I.AMRS-Recepts Seto hsao' .tIS. q s0eS,
lambs 81 25Gs6 % few. So -; Sxl sSe-p unIs
wethers. 81 5OGs4 70: ewes. s4Gs4 % sne7E'
Kansas city Aug 1T.-CATTIE Receipts ,-oSS: choss
irci,Jnr 600 Southerns market steady 20 80 n sot
e. [oS; x; Western steers s3 75ds5 35 orfher
ers s. T5Gs4 SO: southern steers s. he,s
.oyys 60 o5as3 so: native cows 81 2olS4 EIOGS-
s3GS5 80: bulls So 4OSS So caIyss s~Ssr- top % =
buIE ~ sales SIS 3O6ss heavy 81 ,trs s.
and butchers SIS 5OGS6 81 light 50 2oeso r,,arSct "
Gs5 = SHEEP -Recei9ts. $500 heao'
higher: lambs 81 5Gds6 40 49,. t1-CATrtsssa
supply light: choice s6 13aso o. Zine veiess
Sc 10 SHEEP-Supply light sessxS ,5rnbs So 90
s. 4os4 so: c1ls and eomnSn SR-Ssipts hss-
prime heavies So 10; mediums = ,geS IS 255e
srs 81 10; light Workers. So ISas'' p'sS'
rou.hs. S59s6
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
COAL COMPANY soNDHoLpERs UNITE

At the request Of the holders of large amount
OF the outstanding s. $3.50 consolidated first and
collateral trust mortgage bonds of the Pennsyl-
vania Coal and Coke Company. which went into
the hands of receiver Saturday. a committee
has been formed TO protect the interests of bond
holders desiring concerted action
John ". Castles, president of the Guaranty Trust
Company, OF this city, is chairman of the commit
tee. the other members being James Kerr Car-
ence D. Simpson W. A Lathrop and Stacy c. Rich
rnond. The funded debt of the company, in addi-
ton 10 consolidated 5s consists s. 600 first
mortgage Series A. per cent gold sinking fund
bonds and 100000 Webster Coal Coke Com
peny first consolidated mortgage per cent gold
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
Expect CONSOLIDATION
H4RRIM4N IN CONTROL.
Wheelng s Lake Erie and Wabash-
Pittsburg Terminal Com pdnies.

>, &. a-s.ood that the outcome of the situa-
1ion involving the Wheeling Lake Erie anu ''o
Wabast-P -Pittsburg Terminal companies VIII %
consolidation Of the roads under Harii4iiaii
CENTRAL and sale of the combined properties 10
The Erie or TO the Rallirlore & Ohio. whlch aIso
are now considered H2rriman properties -
Mr. Gould practically retired> from the "heeliie
g. Lake Erie and Wabash -Pittsburg companles
- ~ t4s--ir,an and interests identaied with
bgr, saved the Wabash from receivers HANDS oE
financing the SSoooooo Wheeling & Lake Ere NUS
guaranteed by the Wabash. which II was u
"a meet The Wheeling & Lake Erie notes "eie
r11rcbased by Kuhn. Loeb & Co. VINO sot WIN
Them 80 oooopo Wheeling & Lake Erie bohos' 10
getber with various equipment. by which the notes
were secured ,
Both the Wheeling & Lake Erie and the wabash
Toittsb1rc Terminal are in receivers hands OUT II
&c believed from Information received yesIeruaN
+La+ +te tu-o nroperties soon will be reOrganized
&c single company. and that practcalIE ui
touched resources along the line of the NheeHis q
Lake Erie -rill be developed. the ROAD oouoie
tracked and the entire consolidated company placed
,n = Y,ostton that will make it line of great I'M
portance.
The Wheeling & Lake Erie runs from Wheehns
IN Toledo and Cleveland and meets the wabash
pi+tsbre Terminal Jewett, Ohio. the latter roao
going into Pittsburg- The Wabash -Pittsburg Ter
rninal owns the majority Of the stock of the Wheel
ing & Lake Erie while the Wabash owns the
stock Of the Wabash-Pittsburg Terminal and as
a consequence, the situation Is most conipIca'eo'
particularly the Wabash notes. "hich "ee
tended for two years from May, 1907. are secured
by the entire stock Of the Pittsourg 1eIlliiil"t anu
Sc 600 Csso bonds of the same company.
An entente cordale has been established between
.be Gould and the Hartman interests. and II Is
the understanding in financial circles that Wnlle
the Hartman people do not care TO become acuNe
Factors in the Gould Western lines. including the
Wabash they have, by coming 10 the rescue OF 'ne
Wabash in taking the Wheeling & Lake ERE
notes rlaced themselves in q position to eontrol
absolutely the future of the Wheeling s. Lake Erie
and the Wabash -Pittsburg Terminal
II Was said Yesterday that the bondholders com
,,;++ea of tho Waba -Pittsburg Terminal Company
had instructed the trustee under the mortgage foF
the first mortgage bonds to bring foreclosure pro-
ceedings.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
MONTREAL REDUCES GRAIN RATES.
Transshipment Price Cut in Two to Meet
United States Port Charges

Montreal Aug 1.-THE Montreal Harbor Com
rnissioners have established rate for hauling
rail-carried grain which will reduce the transship-
price by more than three-quarters Of a cent
q bushel. In fact. the old is almost in
The effect OF the regulations governing f.
o. b. charges export grains in the port of Mon
treal is TO reduce these charges from one and FIVE
elghths 10 nine-tenths Of a cent a bushel." ex-
planned Major Stephens, president Of the Harbor
Commissioners.
The reduction concerns export grain brought TO
the port by rail only and is designed to meet the
prevailing terminal charges for similar service at
New York, Philadelphia and Boston
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
THE LATEST GUESS ON LAWSON.

Wall Streets latest explanation of the Lawson
campaign is this: John D. Rockefeller recently be
came disgusted with the System and. with John
D.. 1r sold all the stocks bought in the
names of the Johns in the panic Of 1907
ing System take them. Becoming
disgusted with the System they made an alli-
with Mr.. Lawson TO smash the System
through that mighty engine of destruction Bay
State Gas The idea picturesque side at
least
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
SUSPENSION OF FRED poRR

The suspension of Fred Dorr, broker of Los
Angeles was announced the floor of the New
York Stock Exchange yesterday. Mr.. Dorr be-
came member Of the local exchange June IS
1906 The suspension was unimportant so far as
his transactions in this city were concerned His
business here is understood to have been small. and
he had no outstanding contracts on the exchange.
Nj DORIS embarrassment has been the subject of
srrnor for weeks. and his failure did not cause
aurpriSe.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
ucusck OFF, UP IN PITTsBURe MINES

IBy Telegraph The Tribunel
Pittsburg Aug 17.-There will be meeting of all
the large coal operators in the P1ttsburg district
here tomorrow discuss the continuance of the
check of system For years the operators have
been holding out q cents month from each mans
nav for the unions but recently the union officials
demanded that s. cents be checked of. under
threats tieing up the whole district with strike
The operators may decide 10 cut out the check off
entirely.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
NATIONAL STOCK, $40.
SHELTERS, SIP.

will sell St Fau at no
be weeks
that all ndy 0" 1
what stocks
decline BOOST tn
Lead Reading
with Paul ced
when printed my ayso
that though
OF
simply guessed that the market "0o nave
Therefore o hOrnlOcker
neIers will 90 Nothing equio about that there:
swlg probably deal higher Ou eaS
would shot Ike rooNet 100 '"- ' ~
whet t did and guessed
that when shooS u0sn liz OU WI"
compelled to acknowledge the
Remember
Smte will the mo-
world with
dOuv value
honocker to stand out clear ana beyond pos
OF mi
watching o through
dontw
although 211 lot OF Proht an
National
Smeler o7 was nothing compared WIN us
already National ock SOC ql|o
il started vet
will advertise time just as am to-
Paul. Yukon ana
Street probably taking the public doat
~ sA have created National Stock be-
Of gambling could
showing created Stock
the eexpres things:
otherwise would stake
din world intelligent
whole world
cd Wipng gambling National Stock surely
ldr
ed romh gutter the dollar throne during the past forty years
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
WILL IMPROVE IRVING PLACE HoUs,

Plans have been filed for making the four
story and basement dwelling house at the south
east corner OF Irving Place and 18th street for
business occupancy. mezzanine story will be
built between the basement and the first floor
The basement. first and mezzanine floors will be
fitted with nine stores
The Improvement is TO be made for Mrs O. B.
Halsey, as owner. at a cost OF 10000. Thain &
Thain the architects
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
REALTY NOTES.

James C Fuller yesterday transferred title to No.
2u2 West 42d the Commercial Savings Bank
of Cairo, Mich, TO secure note of 800 and to
J. F. Seeey for a consideration of $3.50.
The Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Company
has moved into building at No 16o Broad
way at the close Of twenty-one years of business
It was organized in 1887 with a capital Of 10000
1t has capital to-day Of 100000 and surplus of
soSp0o0
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
pRouTH TIES UP COAL MINES

Pitts5urg, Aug. 17-Eighty per cent Of the coal
mines along the Monongahela River are idle and
thousands Il miners out Of employment as q
result II tie low water IN the Ohio River Prac-
,i.ti;y a.. ihe coal from this district is shipped by
4ige. Lu- foi eIsi weeks the water has been so
~ shipment could be made.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
TAKES TITLE TO EVERETT HOUSE.

The Everett Investing Company took title yester-
day TO the Everett House, at the northwest corner
OF nth st. and 4th ave. from the Alliance Realty
and Century Investing companies and the Star
Holding Company. The property Is mortgaged for
$4,000
Plans were recently filed for the erection of big
office structure the site
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
a s150,0O0 MIDTOWN LEASE.

A. Hermann has leased for August Miller to
William A Pond & Co the entire building No. Is
West 9th st, for term of twenty years,
aggregate rental Of $4,000 Mr.. Pond will occupy
the premises a music and piano salesroom.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
A 31-2 PER CENT MORTGAGE

Mary S. Stevens has loaned 100000 3l4 per
for twenty years the Rock Plaster Manufactur-
ing Company a tract. &5ox5o feet, fronting
the East River and lying between the lands OF the
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Com
pany and the East Bay Land Improvement Com
pany.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
Proposals.

OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS
" Arsenal Butldins. Fitth avenue and siLty-toara
street. Borough of Manhattan. the City % Nev York
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES will received by
Board the above Office % tis Dsparnsng <
Parks until o'clock 2. NJ.
Thu URSDAY. AUGUST 20. 1903.
Borough Of Manhattan.
For work ard material for the execution % Tire
proach exterior the building Of the New TGx
Public Library. LenoX ard Tiiten foundations
Fifth FOrtieth and FO-ty-secOn6 street
For full particulars see City Recort-
HENRY SMITH,
President
JOSEPH I BERRY,
MICHAEL J. KENNEDY.
Commissioners os Parzs.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
TO BUILD A GARAGE IN saD ST,

The William Rosenzweig Realty Operating Com
pany has sold No ia East S2d street 25xlblS feet
10 the Charter Realty Company. which purchased
the premises for Anson Phelps Stokes. Mr.. Stokes
will erect a garage the site.
William A. White & Sons were the brokers
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18

: Sanders: u state lambs II n AZ s. p ~ - a.
II az So state sheep 10 y. AZ 81 10 90. . -
81 80. do. Sc n, az 81. =, g 90
J. G. curtis & son: state lambs % 10 a. -
state sheep on -. a SS 30 ...a
II II Hollis. lambs 100 n az go
& II state lambs 50 n a, a. sSssa IN
HOGS-Receipts c. cars. or 1uSuI ~ Tss4r
cluiinE q, sold The market - - a
higher York state and FennSylVah1A N's7
sTdST 10 per 100 n: roughs sfslS6 10 - - v,.,,x. n
Sales-S. Sanders: - state hogs Ioi 70
81 10 per 100 10: . roughs. 24O 10 at 50 10
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. Aug 1.-THE official closing quo
tations for mining stocks to-day follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
Dated August 8. 1903.

DRoPosALs FOR BIAANKETs-DEPOT QUARTER
/ masters once. - whitehall Street Tork CIV
%Iets' 10 co1,iTir1s iT Be r--e,yet b ~. Dsr:
Ouar;erraster. L. : \, at 26th St and Grays Ferry
ber 10 1905 and hsn opened f35 fg-nsains and and :s
csgo epots 90 900 olive Drab Blankets subject 70 il
q from ~ cent 20 % cent desired By
Specifications BLANKS FOR proposals and fun information
VII be furnished upon application az this 9Haee Es
or any part thereof Preference viii be articles
t. be endorsed Proposals tor Blankets 70 Be opensi
master. Philadelphia, Pa Col WM ; PAIIEN Depot
Quartermaster.
DUu.DINGi-FoRT sLoCUM. y Y OFFICE coz
b s5ructins ., " August - 19os.sealsd proposals
B 1905 and then opened. for co7sJrrctton PuHens %
pitaL Blank t5rrrs of proposals ard inf5rrnaIon u
nishei here. where plans may oe seen Enyeope7& & Gn
buildings and adt-essei Cons5rac;ins
pUILpING FORT .sLOcUM y Y OFFICE COY
ID structns Q NJ august iS i9os.Sea,ed proD's1s s
II 1905 and then opened for construction puma
Ing steam heating and eecIrc H-r,ns ,.i1, ~ U f
Hospital Blank forms ot proposals A1a inIoa., - -.
nished here where plans i, may ee s esi ~ pg5.
IsuidinEs..- and ADDRESSED CONSTRUCTING Q "
OFFICE OF cuMM1ssIovFRs DISTRICT OF 60
" lumbia August lIth 1@S-Seaed Proposals 80, WI -
received at This once un;il Y oCoSS aoGas F' siss
In,erceptins Boundary to Frcklsn IN & ne ,ss
necessary Information be cb;ained from Chief T.:s Tz
Engineer Department Room 81 District buidas ,1p0T
ington ~ G HFNRY L. WEST. JAY J. AoHNO"'
Commissioners u G.
SSEALEsD PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE Will %
- received al commissioner OF lTriS
Ellis Island y Y IL until 20 ?. August . a..
opened Immediately thereafter for all laoor al1 -
required for dredging and construction OF ,saos Gn
northeast front % Ellis Island. al the o. ; Inls'
station Ellis Island. y Y n
L : ENGINEER OFFICE ROOM 4as AaAI
L. Building. YORK y 7. August ~. Ss-s,
= aed proposals FOR dredging IN Fatchog1s ny III =
south T,ay y Y and Browns Creek y = Toas
r., ,eive4 AZ this Office until u NJ September ~ -
an5 then publicIv opened Information on appi4~1-
: r,4a-s- =. STATE lambs II y AZ s6 .; 20 Do =
~ A. 81 stare sheen 125 70 at 81. 10 DO. 81 ID -
e. = l. : A
Evening journal., 1908-05-27
SHIELD OF HONOR
TO CELEBRATE

The members OF America Lodge. No.
G, Shield of Honor their friends. wives
and sweethcarts, win celebrate the 10th
anniversary Of the institution of the
lodge this evening at Shield Of Honor
Han. sos Market street in a fitting and
elaborate manner.
The program includes a number OF
selections by America Mandolin Club.
accompanied by clarinet and violin.
numbering twelve players; selections
by America Male Quartette, consisting
of Messrs. Johnson. Lynch. Terry and
Dickson; soprano solo by Miss ClossiA
Rawlins. who viii also render musical
numbers on piano; plano duet, Misses
Rawlins and Buchanan; tehoN solo.
Mr. Terry; baritone solo, Mr.. Johnson:
selections on marine band harmons-
cum by Past Grand Master William ,
White.
Refreshments suitable 10 the season
will follow. The committee in charge.
p. G. NJ. Ferd Clements. p NJ. John NJ.
Ferrier, and p NJ. A. W. Harting,
Jr. have had the rooms very prettiiy
decorated and the occasion promises 90
be notable and enjoyable. Prominent
members Of the order will be present