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The Washington herald., 1909-08-29
TREASURY BIDS OPENED.
Contractors Ask Too Much Time in
Which 40 Make Alterations.

Bids have been opened at the Treasury
Department for raising the roof OF the
Treasury on the south and west sides
so as to permit the enlargement OF rooms
on the fourth floor. The entire floor IS
to be occupied by the Supervising Archl-
tect OF the Treasury. Congress appro-
priated $4,000 for the work
The two lowest bidders are the Nor
cross Brothers Company and the Nc
caul Company. The former will finish
the work for $24936 in five months, while
the McCaul Company will finish the work
for So. .709 in ten weeks. Treasury officials
said II would be impossible 10 permit the
work Of changing the roof TO go on for
five months. and that the two lowest bid
ders would be communicated with for
further statement as to the time in which
they can do the work, as well as the
amount they win require.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-29
Reformers' CeIebration Planned.

A meeting Of tie Washington branch
Of the United Or er 5f True Reformers
was held last n. - True Reformers'
Hall. at which n, arrangements
were completed for = celebration OF
the twenty-fifth anniversary Of the foun-
dalton Of the order in this city. Septem-
Der 6 and Z. Among those who have ac-
cepted the Invitation to address the gath
ering are Booker T. Washington, DR..
w. L. Taylor. and w. P Rurrell of Rich
mond. Va; w. R Griffin, r. Thompson,
and DR.. r. L. Oliver.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-29
NnvnI Orders.

The following orders have been issued:
Midshipman II. r. A. BORCHARDT. detached
duty Missouri 10 duty North Carolina
Midshipnan A. BARNEY. detached duty North
Carolina to duty Missouri
Surgeon n. d. WILSON detached duty Indiana,
leave two months.
Paymaster f. r. HOLT additional duty pay Of
hcer. purchasing pay officer. aud general store
keeper. naval station. Culebra. Porto Rico and
pay officer Alliance. September 90 1900.
Paymaster J. d. ROBNETT. dets>hed duty Oym-
pia and wait orders.
Paymaster +. B. COLBY. detached duty Chicago
TO home and wait orders.
Assistant Paymaster L. G. HAUGHEY. detached
duty Hartford 10 duty connection Nestal and
duty as pay officer when commissioned.
Assistant Paymastcr f. g LITTLE. detached duty
naval station. Culehra Porto Rico. and Al
lance to home and wit orders.
Chief Boatswain F. MULLER. % duty In con-
mand Patuxent.
Chief Carpenter w p 4 ARDING, detached duty
Hartford TO duty crfuectiUn South Carolina
and duty on board wnea commissioned.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-29
F. A. KIDD WILL EXPLAIN.
Columbia typographical Union
President to Answer Criticism.

COlunlhio typographical Union
President to Answer Criticism.
In reply TO the criticism made by
members Of Columbia Typographical
Union. No. 1Ol, that the Washington
delegation 10 the ST. Joseph convention
OF the International Typographical
Union failed to dedicate the monument
erected by the local organization to Ed
win c. Jones. at Emporia. Kans., by
members Of the Washington union.
Frank A. Kidd, president Of No 1O1. said
yesterday:
The statement is largely incorrect and
misleading I will not make a public
correction. but at the next meeting Of
Columbia Typographical Union will
make an explanation that win be salts
factory to the membership"
Members Of the organization sSid yes
terday that this matter would undoubt-
edly form an important feature Of the
regular meeting OF the body, September
l9 when Mr. Kidd. as president Of the
body would be expected to explain why
this monument was not dedicated as
scheduled.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-29
CALLS APPRAISERS MEETING.
Conference for Discussion of Tariff
Questions 10 Be Held.

Acting Secretary Of the Treasury Rey-
nolds has called "a conference Of the ap-
praisers Of merchandise at practically
every port Of entry to meet in New York
from November to l6 for the purpose
Of discussing questions OF classification
OF merchandise and TO promote uni
formity.
The meeting win be held at the ap-
praiser's Office IN New York. and a pro-
gramme for discussions will be worked
put Questions for consideration by the
conference will be submitted to the ap-
praiser at New York at least three weeks
before the beginning Of the session. Mr..
Reynolds who has charge Of customs ad-
ministration. will probably attend and
preside over the sessions.
Collectors at ports at which there are
no appraisers have been instructed TO
designate the officer who acts as ap-
Fraiser to represent their respective ports
a. the conference.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-29
LESS WATER NOW USED.
Pitometer Effects Economy, rs Com
pared with Last Year.

pnreu Win LAST ear.
That the daily consumption OF water in
the District the last year has been re-
duced by $4,000 gallons. Notwithstanding
the fact that there is an annual increase
OF consumers Of 5000. Is the remarkable
fact shown by the annual report or w
A. Mcfarland. superintendent OF the
water department. made 10 the Commits
sioners yesterday.
Last year the daily consumption OF
water in gallons in round numbers was
6l.500,OOO. while the year for which the
report just fled covers shows that the
consumption has been cut down 10 6l.-
100000 gallons. This excellent showing OF
the management of the water depart
ment has been made possible. the report
says, by reason Of the use Of the pitom-
eIer and by an aggressive crusade and
campaign in stopping abnormal leakage
that ran daily into many millions Of
gallons.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-29
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

Capt. SAMUEL ]. MORRIS. Medical Corps. is de-
tailed as a member G the retiring board at
Governors Island. vice Lieut.. Col CHARLES
RICHARD, Medical Corps.
Mai EDWARD =. OHERN. Ordnance Depart
ment. viii visit the Richmond Iron Works
Richmond Va
Col LAWRENCE L. BRUFF. Ordnance Depart
ment. viii make not 10 exceed six visits prior
to December I. 1903. TO the work Of John A.
ROebling's Sens Company. Trenton. y. J.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-29
BAZAAR AT BANCROFT.

ODen-Rir Event to BE Held on Mag
nOlia Farm.
A bazaar and tennis tournament will be
held on the grounds and courts Of Mag
nOlia Farm. the residence Of s. P
Wright, In Columbia pike. near Bar.
croft. Va, on Friday. September 3. for
the benefit Of the Arlington Presbyterian
parsonage. now in course OF construc-
ton
The Fort Myer Cavalry Band OF TWEEN
ty-eight pieces, will play, and the banner
event Of the season. tennis tourna-
ment between the Maryland and Virginia
clubs, will commence at 2 o'clock
The Washington herald., 1909-08-29
TWO STATES WANT
POST-OFFICE SITE
Slemp Behind Plan for a
Change at Bristol.
OFFICE ON TENNESSEE SIDE

Virginia Representative Is Trying
TO Have Site Removed to the Old
Dominion side of the Joint city,
and to Name n Virginian rs Post
master-''wets" Are on Top.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-29

Largest Morning Circulation.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-29

YEW 0 has ns into the Twenty-Five 2)
VI SANITARY Grocery Company Already their beneficial effects
being Already goal which little this
S n goal Quality Groceries Most
Delivery, and above ALL Lowest Prices
Every o. Twenty-Five 25 Grocery
When completed these will
way worthy purpose which they intended Hereafter they will be readily
recognized by WHITE FRONTS
S o SANITARY Grocery Stores
hundred opening
is expedent in competent
srtans,a
shall be made direct the carload lots Ordering
great buy Fwhosa0 prices
rpada SELL How
SANITARY Grocery Store lists will show
4AsyamAud the Usual AHaa9e
Ne Cordially Iv4@ Youy Patronage
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
s1ITTLE BOARD" sUsPENDs MEMBER
James q. Harris Had Failed to Meet His
Clearing House Balance.

The suspension cf lanes s. Harris a floor trader
tn the Consolidated Stock Exchange for failure TO
n,oet bis Clearing House balance. was announced
on the floor OF the exchange yesterday. His la
biiities arc understood TO be small and no impor-
tsnce was attached TO the failure on the little
board"
Mr.. Harris has been q member of tho Consoli-
dated Exchange since December g. 1902 Before
that he had been member OF the New York Stock
Exchange, having been admitted November Is.
asoo. He was the board member Of the firm Of
Harris. Hutton & Co. which organized the
day he admitted to the big exchange. The
other members OF The firm Edward F. Hutton
and T r. Harris. This firm dissolved in 1901.
when Mr.. Hutton retired. The two remaining
members organized a firm October / of that
year under the name OF J. S. Harris & Co. J. S.
Harris being the board member. This firm con-
tinued in business until November 1902, when Mt.
Harris sold his seat.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. June 3o-CTosing: wTIEAT-spot No rcd
Western winter nominal; futures fn July 9s 4d sep
tenher. 6 Sid: December. IS cad CpRN-Spot. new
American. mixed via Galveston steady. 6s 5iad futures
quiet. July - Sd: September .5s Sd IEAS-Canaiian
steady IS aigd FIoUR-Winter patents. strong. 36s.
HOPS-At London ,Pscihc CoasD. steady. q 5sd t3-
REEF-Txtra India mess. dull p3s 9d. PORh-Prime
Western ass HAMS-Short cut "a to 10 N
BACON Cumberland % to 30 n strong
els ID: short rib Ia - N 62s Cd long clear
middes lSht 2S 80 n cas- lo"E clear mddes
short clear backs iS to 20
5as: clear bellies. u 10 l6 n strong 62s 81
SIoTT.O T.OFRS-Square. II % Il n. strong 5+s LARD -
quiet 5Ss I'd American refined
in pals auiet SOS Sd CHEESE-C Canadian finest white
cclored new steady. 5Ss canadian. finest wiJe old
65s. steady: Canadian finest coored old steady Ss 81
TAIIOW-Prfue city 2Ss 81. steadv. TJRPFiN TINE
Spirits Quiet as IINSEEp CII,-Stcady. o5s ~. Pc
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
Block Island, Orient Grcenport,
Shelter Island & Sag HarbOr.
SUMMONS.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
Fork-Julius N. Tonpers. Plaintiff.
against Martha G. Tompers. Defendant
Summons. Action for absolute divorce To
tho above named Defendant; You are here
by summoned 10 answer the complaint in
this action, and TO serve n CODY OF ,roIlr
answer on tho plaintiffs attorneys within
twenty days after the service or this sum.
mons. exclusive OF tho day OF service and
in case or your failure 10 appear or answer
Judgment will be taken against YOU bv de-
fault for the relief demanded in the com
plant
Dated New York n. Y Jun. Is 1900
OLCOTT. GRUBER. BONYNGE a Nc
MANUs. Plaintiffs Attorneys, Postoffica
Address and Once. No. ITO Broadway,
Borough OF Manhattan. New York city
New York
To Martha c. Tompers: The foregoing
summons Is served u9on you by publication
pursuant 20 an order OF Hon. Charles /,
Guy, Justice OF the Supreme Court, state OF
New York dated June 18th. 1909 and fled
with the complaint in the of1co OF the Clerk
OF the Supreme Court. County of New York
Borough 81 Manhattan. City OF New York.
on June 18th, 1909
OICoTT. GRUBER. BoNYNGE & Nc
MANUS, Attorneys for Plaintiff, 10
Broadway n. Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. June 3O-CATTLE-R Receipts. estimated.
$4,000 head market strong steers, s. 6OqS7 90 COWS
calves SSGs7; stockers and feeders. So so q 50 -.
HOGs-Receipts. estimated. 26,o0o head; market a
ass light mEed s. 20 s7 60: Choice light 81 50
s. 10 packing s. 81 O 81 So pigs 50 so 81 20 bulk
10000 head; market steady for sheep and u 25c
lower lambs sheep. SO 81 IS; lambs 81 % SS
East Buffalo. June observation-disclosures 75
head: slow and steady; prime steers So 75aS7 %
vEALs-Recelpts. 255 bead: active and 23c higher
and 1c015c higher: mixed SIS 25asS 40 Workers 81 63
les 81 S. a SIS 25. SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 400
lower: ewes s4as4 %
Cincinnati June 0.-CATTLE-Recents 604 head
strong: fair good shippers. 81 0GS6 30; common
So * 81 81. HOGS-Recepts 3.44S head: quiet. 1oc
lower: butchers and shippers SIS o34SS 10: common
s@dS4 %: lambs active and steady TO strong 81 75
a IS 75
head including 5000 southerns: market for heavy
steers 591oc lower. others steady to 10c higher:
yearinEs s. % choice expor, and drsTsed ,s beef
81 GS6 So sockers and feeders. SO 558
81 20; Southern steers. 81 906s5 10: Southern cows
5? I5aS4 % NATIVE cow: 81 4Gqs5 - n9ye hGfsrs
81 So: bulk Of sales s. 3oG q So W. 7o 8:
packers and butchers 81 6oas7 81: light 81 2oaS7
for sheen IL nc lower: lambs - a oc lower: lambs
81 75 81 @56S 50 ~; stockers and feeders 81 80
a 81 30; Texas muttors. 81 5o6S4 so
Recepts light slow choice SC 90G 81 prime. 81 90
a Sc SFEEP-SuppI fair. stesdv: prime wcthers.
s5e7 81 40 VEAL CAGVEs" a a5 1407s~Receipts
isht lower: prime heavies IS s 2o6 IS 2H mediums
g. so hT"y rc 80 81 ." SE
Toledo. Tune 3o-CLONER SFED-Cesh. Sc 60. Oc-
toher. SO a7f-r December. S6 81 p March g o. -.
TTMOTHv-Priuie. 81 ALsIKE-Prime s. 90. Au-
IS so.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
~, ,-,...,-,.,,,-,S, see S,,-.s AZ y

tFere add arknNW 81 ZfJteufS-f
Resolved That the results OF TIE inquiry
made by this Board as % the mUney vaius
OF the franchise or rtght proposed 20 -
granted and the adequacy % the Compsnsa-
zion proposed 20 be paid therefor. and %
the terms and conditions. including the pro
vision as 70 rates. fares and charges. are as
hereinbefore specified and fully set forth IN
and by the foregoing form Of proposed con-
tract for the grant OF such franchise Or
right
Iutious. Including the said resolution for
the grant OF the franchise or right ap2lied
fo- by the New York city Interooroos1
Railway Company. and the said form g
op-Sed contract FOR the grant or Such
franchise or right containing said results
Of such inquiry. after the same sadlL g e
entered in tho minutes Or We oost1 IN, 80.
Immediately prior 20 Frid8y. July :. lFuS.
IN the CITY Record. and at least twics
F-idav. July . 1879. In two daily news
papers to be designated ~ the MAYOR
therefor and published In T9e Ci'y % Sew Ss,.'
York at the expense Of the New York NV
Interborough RAILWAY Company. together
with the following notice. 70 Wit;
Notice Is Hereby Given. That ths Bosrd
Of Estimate and AppOrtionment befors
authorizing any contract for the grant Oc
the franchise or right applied for by ths
Ce"v,sny' and flIiy set forfh and de-
scrfbed In the foregoing form OF proposed
contract for the grant OF such franchise
or riRlt and before adopting any roso!u--
tio1 authorfxing any such contract viii.
AZ a meeting OF said BOard. 90 be held IN
the old Council Chamber. City Hall. Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. city OF New York.
on friday July .. 1909. at 1880 o'clock
a m. hold q public hearing thereon. at
witch citizens shall be entitled to appear
and be heard: and Re u further
Resolved That previcUs to the pubiics-
tIon OF the resolution. form of contract and
notice OF hearing thereon. the form OF con-
tract be referred TO the Corporation Counsel
FOR approval as 20 form and 20 incorporate
therein such matter as he may deem sd-
vi.able 70 fully protect the interests oe tho
City
N Y sun and y. Y. Tribune desi siEust>6-
Approved by Corporation Counsel Juns
Is 1909. JOSEPH HAAG,
Secretary.
Dated New York Nav 2s 1909
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.
ROYAL RLIfE LINE TRAINs.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
Every Other Hour on the Even Hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON:
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW UNION
STATION. WASHINGTON. WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH.
Leave New York Daily. 23d st. Lib ST.
Washington. sleepers, so pm 30 am
Washington. Diner. Parlor $50 am 500 am
Washington. Diner Parlor $50 am l00O am
Washington, Diner. Parlor. so am 200
washington Parlor. ...... !. 80 pm 2 90 pm
Parlor car. New York to Richmond va.
Royal Ltd % Diner. Parlor $50 PM 400 pm
Washington. Diner. Parlor $50 pm 600 pm
Washington. Buffet, Par.Or $50 pm 100 pm
Through Daily Trains TO the West.
chicago PittSburg .... 80 am S.Oc am
cnjcaeo Columbus ....1I 80 am T.. 90 nm
PIttsburg cleveland .. 800 pm 400 pm
''Pittsburg Limited" $50 pm 100 pm
Gin, st. L.. Louisville. II 80 pm l.5O am
Gin. st. J.. Louisville. $50 pm 800 pm
Onices. PAS 4a4 1900 Broadway, AstoT
House 225 Fifth Ave. n. y; % Ave, B.
a Ridge st. 343 Fulton ST.. BROOKLYN
West 2Sd St and Liberty st.
After 6 p. NJ Sleeping Car reservations
and full information regarding trains. etc.
can be Obtained at Bureau of Information.
r. O. X. r. ed ST. Terminal Phone
No. Chelsea $50.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
A[llAE1 l0RG
Montreal to Liverpool

THE ST. I.AwEESCE ROUTE.
Shortest. smocthest. Most Picturesque
NEW. FAST TURBINE STEA NEflS-
COFSi|A% July .. july so. A-E -. Sept -
NiRGiNlAS July q. Aug. o. Sept ?. oct.
TtNlSIAN. July l6 Aug l3 sept 10. oct. :
VICTORIAN July =. AUG -. Septli. Oct r.
saloon Passage. 81 % and SS7 so upwards.
Second saloon. S4S 90 and 81 - upwards
THpS COOK g son. 2IS. 1870 3 way = y.
FOSTER DERENOISE. Ftatiron BIDS \ y.
EDWIN II. LOWS Agency. ll25 r. way. y y.
or " z A AL--AA M----..-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
BUSINESS CHANCES

WANTED. Information regarding good
patent which would be money rnaler.
only inventor. who wishes 10 sell outright
or on royalty basis need answer: give prlce
and brief description. S. NJ. Boy 9s4 X
Rochester. n. Y
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
To THE
rsrSL-II NnITNI'AINS

CATSNIIL MOIN AI-NS
VIA THE CATSkILL MOUNTAIN. OTIS
AND CATSKILI. AND TANNERS
VILE RAILWAYS.
Dtre,t connection with the y. Y central
trains leaving New York 7:5+ and ll:1l
A. NJ. daily. except Sunday. and 400 p. NJ.
daily. and the West Shore trains leaving
West 42d ST. at 7:1J and II 80 a M dally.
except sunday. ,.-
Also direct connection with the HUDSON
RIVER DAY LINE and the CATSklLL
EVENING; LINE STEA MERS. -
PURCHASE TICKETS VIA CAISklLl4-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
BOARD AND ROOMS

MADISON AVE. 673- 694- -8g8, cor s1st q,
one block from Central Park k-Airv
rooms: board optional; summer rates
e6rH ST. 1873 WEST,-Airy, comfortabI.
rooms; Desirable location: near PARKS
subway. elevated express; breakfast op-
tional Scott.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
Ideal Inde0enoerc. Day Cuttings

B0@7 tom AND ND, f0mTs gINI s,D IN
LONG ISLAND SOUND ROUTES
FALL RIVER LINE Via Nep7cr, and
Fan River. LE. Pier ~. y p. =. Warren
So. Daily. 90 p NJ Strs COMMON
WEALTH aui PRISCILLA. Orchestra oo
each
PROVIDENCE LINE VIA Fro~id~no-.
Lave ii"r lS =. r. . MGuay s.. ve~k
dRys only 60 ?. NJ Strr PROVIDENCE
and PLYMOUTH Orchestra on each
NORWICH LINE Ma stoninE,on T.v-
Pier 40. X r. . rlarkson -. week days,
500 J n. Per 20 2 n = 2 - g.
and CITY or LOWELL.
NEW BEDFORD LINE For H.w
Bedford. Wgods Hole Marths's vineyard.
Cod points Lave Pier 60 North River.
foo; Of Cia.kson - W~~k days only. a.
oo !. " steamers MAINE and NEW
HAMPSHIRE.
NEW HAVEN LINE For New Haven.
Hartford. ErriHEH~ld AMI North Lave
Yer = 2 r.. week day- 4s 2 NJ. sun
daNH . % t0o' East c21 - week
RICHARD i'ECK
SPECIAL NOTICE -Th. trip ~ ere
Steamer RICHARD PECK from New York
To Ne% Haven on Thursday. July Isl Vlll
be omitted
Cir Ticket OrHo~. III Eroadway. near
toTtlau1f 80 Telephone Si.l CO-iiand;.
Aiso az =. Z. Transfer ind Tourist Oc.ces
and at Piers
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
CLARK'S CRUISES
AROUND THE W0RID

By s. S. Cleveland. is. COO tons. brand new
oct 49, 90 from " Y, and Feb 3 10
from Frisco. $3.50 and up
18th Annual Orisnt Cruise Feb s. 10
S40O up. by Lloyd 8. s. 'Grosser Kur-
fuerst. - T5 days. including - days Egypt
and Palestine
FRANK g CLARK. Times Building. Now
York.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01

Guiding about 100 the market. The feeling
steady. Good light to heavy New York
State and PENNSYLVANIA hogs estimated to sell at
pG6SS ner 100 lh.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
ORIENTAL RUGS.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

DO YOU want to save money! Then Ice
me get that Oriental rug for you vi1esns
GurdJL Rug Broker. eoT Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
WORK WANTED.

Male
YOUNG MN C20). good appearance. high
school graduate, also graduate u com
meTcial institute. excellent pennan, rapid
ana accurate calculator. desires position
with reliable concern: assistant b0okkeeper.
of1lce assistant. entry clerk. etc. not afraid
of work: Al references. salary 10 object.
Maurice Rothstein, - Delaney -
| YOUNG MAN, 20: three years reference
from last employer: some experience In
collecting or Office business. Address II. J..
Box ,. Tribune Orice
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01

wAVERLY PLACE. IOS-BeautfruIfy FUR
nished room. with private bath: $40 rsz
week.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01

AMERICAN LINE From rier is IS n J. r..
PLYMOUTH -CHERB'G SOUTHAMPTON
Phiiad~lphia. July 3 New York July u
ST Paul - Iuiy 10 81. Louis July -
RED STAR LINE From PIE, -, y L.
NEW YORK DOVER ANTWERP
\ KroonIant. July 10. Nade-laud July -
WHITE STAR LINE FFsso52 Per
NEW YORK-OJ-' SSTDwS- -I-IVEEFOOI.
Celtic. July ?. II am Baltic July Il = am
Cedric Ju'yiO II noon Arabic July "a 10 am
PLYMOUTH -CHFRR-ti- SOUTHAMPTON
Oceanic July7. ? ;3osrn Adrtstie July21 q sosrn
'I~ut1nlcIls - q Scam MatestIcJuiyoS @ .5tss n
NEW YORK AND BOSTON To ITALY.
VIA Azores and Gibraltar
Roma0ic July 3. lnam Cret!c. Aug. s. noon
PASSENGER OFFICE. BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
PAINTS AND OILS.
GOLD FURNITURE AND REGTLDISo

hEGILDING furniture picture frames: leaf
herg's Gliding Shop. 81 Sixth ave. Phone
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
IOsT-BANRBooKs.

BANK BOOK No. 225. s53 Of the Union Dim,
Savings Bank Is missing Any nerson
having claim TO IL is hereby called upon
10 present the sanie within ten days or
submit TO having said passbook cancelled
and new one issued.
LOST.-Bankhoclx No. POS AZ of Dry Dock
Savings institution. Any person having
claims upCn said book is called upou 10
present the same TO the bank within thirty
days or the said book will be declared
cancelled and e1tinguished and a new one
issued in lieu thereof
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
RED ID" LINE

FOR SAN JUAN. p II. IA GUArRA.
pro CABFLLO.
CURACAO & MARACAIBO via CURACAO
:. MARAEAIBO.. Saturday. July g. noon
: : CAR CAS-. Saturday. JuIy Il uooc.
FOR LsA GUANRA. CURACAO & MARA
CAIBO
* THoRSA. o.. .. Saturday. July n. noon
: 8 ZT'l-IA .--.... Saturday. July "a noon
Freight only.
Pier IL. adjoining Wall St Ferry. Rrooklyn
These Steamers Have Superior AcCommo-
dations Tor Passengers
BOTLTOS. BLISS & DAIIETr
General Managers. 81 Wall St
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
HELP WANTED,

Male
CANVAS ScERS Crew work IN s1fealeF
N-vv YORK Sest newspaper premium IN
the cftr. Few neatly appearing men desired
r1lsrsntee6 and commission Room Ola
tribune Building
MADE $4,000 in five years n the mail
order business began with 81 sand Ior
f-e. booklet Tells how Eeacock. slf
accipo-t. " 7.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
NEW YORK AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES

coupon o. registered.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
Proposals.

PROPOSALS. FOR INDIAN SCHOOL LANDS. BUILD
L ings and fixtures AZ Chamberlain South Dakota-
The outside c envelope Proposals for Indian
school Chamberlain. South Dakota and addressed
the Commissioner OF indian AnairE Washington
n c will be received the Indian once until
o'clock ?. C July s 1909. for tho purchase from
The United the following described lands Of
the Chamberlain Indian School. South Dakota, to
gether with all the buildings and fixtures thereon
namely; an q Lots l and ? and the OF the
the following described strip of the
Of the y 2 ~ tho NE+ VIZ beginning at tho Ne
corner OF the Ne : thence south with tho east line
aiel with the line Of said quarter section
the Missouri River; thence the eaRt bank OF said
rive 10 NV Of said quarter lection. thence
east north line Of said quarter section
TUantv-sr Thousand Dollars IN strict accordance
lows The Secretary OF the Interior is hereby
thorized dispose of and convey the reRl
echooi7 Chamberlain. South Dakota. price not
thousand Dollars tunlsss
be disposed the State or South Dakota IN which
limitation 10 price snail not apply. upou
condition property shall continue n
tained operated educational Institution
that children OF Indian parents shall have the
tuition free Provided. Commissioner ~ In
dian Affairs is authorized and directed dispose hy
is not 81 the realty. buildings
fixtures The right IS reserved 10 reject all
ment. Each hid must be accompanied BY certified
check or draft United States depository or
solvent national bank made payable 70 the order
of C0mmisSiouer OF Indian Affairs for least
los. Of the q tho proposal. such check or
be forfeited the United states IN tho
sucrctsful bidder ke payment
of the purchase prc. as required. oth-rylsa TO be
returned thirty
davs from date of notice ot acceptance. of proposal
For further Information apply 20 Il G. VALENTINE.
Acting Commissioner.