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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-03
Offer Is Startling.

Kansas City, Mo-, February 2.-Frank Tfagerrhan of Kansas City, counsel for the Standard oil company of Indiana. re- turned here today from Jefferson City, where he yesterday filed his companys partnership proposition in the Missouri court
 "Our partnership offer may seem bit startling" said MT. Hagerman, who con- tinued: We can think of no fairer way to convince the state and the people that they are to get square deal. We have told the state to step in and watch us carefully If prices don't suit the state the state may change them. I hope the court will accept this offer. It would be a very important experiment, an unparal- leled advance in the management of great property in which the people are vitally interested. The minority stock holders of the Waters Pierce oil com pany probably will object. but I believe that will not affect the issue"
 Mir. Hagerman spoke of the important interests outside the Standards which would be affected seriously if the states custer decision should be enforced.
 Next to that at Whiting, Ind, the Sugar creek refinery at Kansas City is the largest in the United States" said MT. Hagerman.
 Since it was opened the fuel oil i'm dustry of the country has grown in such proportions that the sudden shutting off of the supply would mean almost incalcu- fable loss and confusion for large num- Der of enterprises"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-03

feet of attaclk-serious attack-'and their credit, which is the life of the business, was being destroyed
 In response to questions by Senator Dil- lingham, MT. Schley said the effect of the purchase was to relieve the situation most decidedly, not only with Moore & Schley but with everybody. The witness told of the calls made upon his firm, which, he said, amounted to SOoo,0OO in three days, and he declared that nobody could pay all that money at once.'
 It was brought out by Senator Culber- son that the relations of Moore & Schley to the Tennessee company were known, in the Street" and as result his firm was especially pounded during the panic.
 No witnesses have been summoned for tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-03
PERCY AND OTHERS
 DRAWING UP BRIEF

Washington. February 2-(Special.) Walker Percy, J. P Tillman and Rep resentative Richardson of Alabama to- night began to draw up a synopsis of the brief they will file with the Senate judiciary committee against the con firmation of Judge Hundley.
 They have until Thursday to place the document before the committee. It is already apparent that it will be a red hot instrument, quoting, literally from the testimony of witnesses ap- bearing against the judge. In general terms 1t will be along the lines of the brief filed with the Senate before the nomination was sent back to the com mittee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-03
Proposition Will Be Fought.

St Louis, February 2.-The Waters Pierce Oil company will resist the adop- ton of that portion of the Standard Oil company of Indiana's proposition to the supreme court of the state which deals with the disposal of the Waters-Pierce stock held by the Standard oil company of New Jersey. This came unoffcially from the companys offices today.
 After refusing to allow his identity to be published friend of MT. Pierce said:
 MT Pierce owns only one-third of the stock of the Waters Pierce company If the state accepted the proposition the Standard Oil company would at once turn over to the new corporation the 60 per cent of the stock it owns in the Waters Pierce oil company. As the Waters Pierce Oil company has to buy all its goods from the Standard Oil company, you see where 1t would be placed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-03
No Shocks at Messina.

Messina, February 2.--For the first time since the day the earthquake overwhelmed the city no shocks have been noticeable within "A hours. S
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-03
Celtic Leaves catania-

Catana February 2-The American re- lief steamer Celtic left here today for Naples.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-03

Attribute 1t to Windy Shot.
 Just what caused the explosion has not yet been determined, but it is believed to have been caused by what is termed a windy shot" over 100 men were at work in the mine at the time and had it not been for the fact that the explosion held to one part of the mine it is doubtful if any would have escaped
 Relief work was started immediately after the explosion occurred. It was first feared that all of the miners in the mine had either been killed or entombed but the appearance of few on the sur face in few minutes dispelled this, and the relief work in hope of saving oth- CTS was rushed as fast as men could work
 After few hours hard work the bodies of r men were found while the two injured men were in barely con scious state. They were removed to the surface and placed in a hastily arranged morgue While all of the bodies were badly burned they were easily identi- fed and most of them removed to their late homes.
 News Spread Rapidly.
 News of the explosion spread quickly through the little village and the mouth of the mine was soon the scene of anxious wives children, mothers and sisters, tear
 
 would be brought forth alive. If he came out alive there was hysterical rejoicing for the moment, but if 1t was on stretcher with the cover completely over it on which he was brought out, there was a pitful, heartbreaking outburst of anguish which brought tears even to the eyes of men who have become hardened to such scenes.
 The different undertaking establishments of Ensley were phoned to send their am balances out immediately while 20 c6ffins were sent out by them later in the day. relief train was made up and sent out 7 early last night.
 No. 2 mine is operated by the Birming- ham Coal and Iron company the main offices of this concern being located in the Brown-M Marx building. General Manager James Bonnyman left for Short Creek shortly after learning of the explosion and took active charge of the relief work.
 There was an explosion in this mine a short while ago in which six men lost their lives That explosion, like this e1e, is believed to have been caused by & windy shot
 Rumors regarding the explosion spread quickly in Birmingham and d large num- Der of people went to the scene. It Is about 25 miles from Birmingham. being in a rather remote part of the county
 The state mine inspector was notified of the explosion shortly after it occurred and is making an investigation. Nothing has yet been given out by either hiIh or the officials of company.
 The damage to the mine was found to be very slight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-03
Five Whites and Twelve Me- grOes Hurled to Death As Re-
 suit of Windy Shot
ALL BODIES ARE REMOVED
 DURING THE AFTERNOON
Officials State Little Damage Has Been Done to No. 2 Mine In Which the Diaster Occurred.
 The Dead.

Seventeen men dead, one fatally and one seriously injured was the result of an explosion in Non Short Creek mine yes terday morning. The dead are:
 White. William Hannigan, outside foreman. J. P. Salter, check weighman. E. Schoeller. O. E. Harmon. J. Jackson. Colored. James Freeman. Isaih Morgan. Henry Thomas. Leon Archer. George Webb. Brooks Harpley. Henry Ashley. J. B. Green. George Prentiss. F. Lawrence. Win Banks. Moss Young. The injured are:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-03
White.
coIored.
CnInred.
Attribute It to Windy Shot.

Conner Hill. will die. Ned McGregor, seriously hurt.
The Washington times., 1909-09-04
Would Remedy Evils.

Inssmuch as the teachers regard food
from this source as seldom wholesome.
they have sought TO put a stop 70 this
undesirable form OF industry" They
now seek to do by putting wholesome
and palatable food within the reach OF
the hungry child, and thereby remove
the desire for the uncertain articles Of
fered by the itinerant vendor
II the preliminary experiments with
these school kitchens prove all that can
be desired, II Is not improbable that the
Board OF Education will, in connection
with future appropriations. ask for
definite sum with which to purchase
kitchen equipment and food supplies.
The Washington times., 1909-09-04

Popular Excursion, Sunday, September
5th. Baltimore and Ohio r. r 800
round trip TO Harpers Ferry and Mar
unsDurg. Sl-35 10 Berkeley Springs, and
Union Station At Sis A NJ. returning
same dsy.-Advt
The Washington times., 1909-09-04

Baltimore and Return, SI.25, Baltimore
and Ohio r. r Every Saturday and sun
day. All trains both ways, both DAYS
except Royal Limited. City offices, Iu7
q St and 6l9 Penna. Ave.-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
FORECLOSURE SALES.


sCPREsE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Mary 5 Guerrter- PlaintlE. against Jacoo
Sgange e al. Deesadants-In pursuznce OF a
tudsmsrr or to-sclosCre and sale. duly made and
entered n The aoovs-ernrlsd action and bearing
date the 2srh day Q, November 1903 T. the
named. VIII sell az pubic auction az the TX
change Sales Roern. Nos. "A and IS Vesey Street.
n lie ClLy aid County o. New IoriS. or the 29rh
DAY ot Decsr1be-. 1888. az ia o'cl5ck noon on
thaf cay. 5y sarauei Marx Aucticnesr. The
and therein described follows
Al th=r certain lot, piece parcel o. land.
WIKI The guiding aE1 iErroven nenIs thereon
srected siruats. lylns and being n tns Borough
% Manhattan. City ana County, cf New York
Besnning az a cotnt On tie eaS-srly side o.
Lext1zLon Avenue, distant eighty $50 tssC ard
eight 81 inc1es sou-herly t-or the corner formed
y Jhs II E-erSectlol OF the sourhery sl5z oS I14-n
Street and the SAD e2sterly SIDE OF Le ngron Ave-
nue.. running thence eastsriy On li-e p2rzl.sl
with the said souths-lY side of I14tA Street ans
part CT the distance through party wall. sew
sIry -1c C1t) Fee. thecce scurherly AID pars a.
wiki the said eas-erly side % Lexington Avsru4
twenty I'D feet aae three 80 inches 70 Lhs
and 113th street; thence westerly alcrS said
ce-tFe llas severry-eishr CT5) fesr % rhs sal6
eastsrly side % Lexington Aveaus. and hence
norrherly along The sad sasterly side or Lex
l2ston Avenue. twenry GO teet ana three -
inches 70 The point Or pisee ot esg.lntns. said
premises being now KNOWN 5y the srresr n1nl5c-
o. ls3S Lexington Avsnue-
l2cs6s New LoTS. Escsncsr g r9CS
- - LOUIS JERSAWTTZ. Referee.
IOHN V IRWLS. Attorney tor Plai1tt-. Ones
and County OF New Yors " y
The following IS = diagram OF rhs property .
ce sold It's street. No IS 1s5S Lsxi1gccn Av.rue-
Hath ST
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
BOARD AND Rooms.
STORAGE NOTICES.

NEW YORK DECEMBER %, i9o9-T0
Miss Mary Gray. Mrs Jennie Antrim. Mrs
Hannah Williams. Mrs. l. \. BTown. Mrs H.
A. HAYES. Mrs Minnie chrislopher. W. = Bar
Fs.S Rhmshn nas y Ms 5sued Ti a Hafa s Fsnr.s a.
". Il. Crittsndon; Mrs n carter. Mrs
kinson. WIN. F.ossnbauul. Mrs. 5 ssahreoxs.
James Bailey. Mrs n MeAnny. Mrs Sarah
John Dale, Mrs. Carrie Harris Robert FitZ-
gerald. Wsllace For. Chas Gardner. Mrs Annie
Mrs. ,sS1 Ms .vIoI nSf y 4Is Rrnes snhs slr: S0osI
steele. Franllyn Thomas Mrs Lizzie. smith.
hereby notified that. the time for payment % my
heE Upon the property herei1atter described hsv-
given YOU, WI cause such pro7ertT, % wit.
household goods. personal elects AID Iner-
the Guaranty Storage Warehouses. 70 De sold
at DUolic auction according 70 the statute IN
such cases mace and p5oyiesd. At my ware
houses, Nos- Sll ard 5l3 West 41sI street,
New York City. on "Wednesday. Dec nber -.
1909. at 1886 q, m. sna u the sale thereof
Is not completed OF the said date. the sale
VIII be continued AZ the same place On
Thursday. December so. 1903. and each and
a. m. until the sale Is cornpleted
GUARANTY STORAGE WAREHOUSES,
JOHN T. WEBB. Prop-ietor
HARLEM TERMINAL STORAGE WARE
house Co East I25th St. and Rider Ave. New
York TO l. 8. Peterson, J. Suttl- Sacks A.
sJon. Enterprise Express Co. Ferris. 1ieiick.
z. r Cook, Lock or Lot. Mrs EieldIng.
Evily 5, <. Taunner Geo. 2 vouse F. s5roh. 2.
Bonebaoh. Mrs II. Sp4-is, w. Carey 4. Sinons.
J. G. Carpenter. a Il. EdgsIl, L ". McCsuley
s Levine. 4 Lyon. &. E. HOlsea. stewart z.
Bruce Co. II. : GRAN ford Levfns Bros. II
Hzitisr. Ciausen q Price, Am Brewing Co., II.
-. BuckhquI. Joseph Dsdnda. Agt. az Nelrcse.
PUt tshers' Protective Assn. NJ Weinsrein {.
9. Wang Ching Co. E Watson c. > VaBptlr.
Penny Wash Co. r Marshall, E 2. johnson.
Holden = BinEha ara. ". Gordon. Gallo & PtcteIii
]. ponan ger p L Calkins. I.uki: You here
hv notified that the tine for the gay nent 0f the
Hen hold upon .he household gods. personal
effects ana freight stored by ycu il our ware
house having expired. after due notice has been
given you. such property viii be sold az public
auction at 213-2is East 135th ST. New York.
on Saturday. December 1-th. 1909. az 1870 a
unless charges are paid before. HARLEM
TERMINAL STORAGE WAREHOUSE co. r.
Furl1nz Sectv.
TIE FOLLOWING PERSONS are hershy no
tIe1 that their household effects now stor
age via be sold a. public auction Tuesday Dec.
=. 1919. at Timmns's Storage Warehouse, ~
70 .67 West ti'th 81. New York City. a. 1910
a. N. in default OF payment Of storage charges
that are over one year due. according 10 laws
governing storage warehouse
JOHN J. TT1AIINS-
Mrs. z Cunningham. Mr. o Brien. Z. A. Reed.
II. V. Leusne, Mrs y. Brown Mr. g Marks.
: 4. Reynolds. NJ J. O'Brieu. Mrs q Arm
strong Mrs. De Grcot. Mrs n G. NuIIer. Nr-
T. Day. Mrs : A. Spear. p 2. De Noyles-
-
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
CITATIONS


THE PEOFLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
IorE, by the grace o. God lrse ard hide
Natalie Delnoee. Annie O'Brten. the Wooe-
lawn Cemetery. Angelo o. Delnoce. II said
residence is unknown and cannot, after dil.-
gent mo uiry, De ascertained BY the petitioner
herein. and Louis DeInoce tths name Louis
said Camille {. Brown. the heirs-at-I law and
next OF kin Of said Angelo ., DeInoce. in
case said Angelo .. Delnoce be deceased. aad
the creditors. executors. administrators. legal
representative and assigns and al and any
other person Or persons interested tn the es-
tate cf saiG ANGELO u Delnoce. IN case said
Angelo o DeInoce be dscease whose names.
ages ana places o. residence are Unknown
and cannot. after dilisent inquiry. be aseer-
taiHed BY the petitioner herein. and TO al
persons tnte-ested IN the state O Ana Re
Yo-k. deesased. a. creditors legatees, neN5
q gin or otherNls1. seAe gfeetiAs; you aLd
personaIly 70 Be aad appsssr before our Sur
i,1.s rogsts Of the counsy of New York at the
The Hall os Records in the County OF New
So+s On ths 2s5a DAY q Jsngary; 1910. ~ a;
day then and there 20 attend judicial set.
Tiresa! peinoes. 'onH' al sxeeuto- ot the lsst q
wn; and Tssran1ent of said deceased. ana
the age OF -Vcnry-ons years are required 20
appear b yoU- guardian. II ycU have enc,
S5e % he abe51t1S Or n s5s erert s A y v6g lSr
neslect or failure 20 60 so q guardian VII
ana sst tor YOU in the procssdins.
In testimony whereof. We have caused
rs. @ @ aa saa & az e: ttF2' y 2s8 ToS i9q5s 70 Ss S
Witness. n5n, Joaa P. cohzian. a surro-
New York, the Srh CAV or December in the
year of our Lord one thousand n!re hundred
DANIEL J. DOwDNEY.
Clark ~ the SUrrogsces Court
JEPEMIAH THOMAS F---HE PEoPLE OF
nee ara independent. to E-,iiy 4 Pratt as
Ezecutr!x G me last WIN and Testament Q:
Lcu-sa I Jeremtah. deceased. Louise 2 Ruak.
jeremiah. Jorn a jeremiah Louise e Eaay.
formerly Louise z Marchant annie B Goe5e-e
A. ~ NAY Creervav. formerly Anna Nay Je-e-
r.lah Vti,tara r. Jersrniah. Francis q Jers-
niah Raw A jeremiah s'l'ah Ear Jeremiah
Nsrrirr EIelscsa1 Greene and Mary Louise silver
IS creditors. leSatses. next % KIN. or cLeer-
wise serd greeting. You and each Q: you are
Ssw YORK AZ tne surro-ate's courf q said
County ot New YORK On the 1lth day >: January,
1910. AZ haB-past ten o'clock n the forenoon
I4oUiss T Rink and George jeremiah sols
n.snJ q Thomas F jeremiah. Diseased. and
sEca % you are hereby cited as are under
tss age ot twenry-one years. are required 10
II you havs none. 10 appear and apply for one
70 be appointed. OF II the event q your neglect
o. failure 70 60 SO. guardian Will oe appointed
Z. TestlTaony whereof We have causes the
seal OF the surrcrases' court o n.
IL 81 sa.d cousty q New Yerk 70 be
c Thomas a surrogate Of our said County. az
the County OF New YORK, the 2s5 Gay OF NoveHn-
ber in The year OF our Lord one thousand nine
DANIEL J. DowpNEY.
Clerk of the Surrcgatss' Court
81 Nassau Street. Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
suRRooATES' NOTICES.

PAXSON- FRANCES. DECEAsED--IN PUR-
suance Of ar order Of Hon. abner g. Thomas
one OF The Surrogates OF the County or New
York notice - Eereby given that the under
signed intends 10 apply 70 the SurTogates' Court
of the County n New York. under the provisions
OF the final paragraph OF Section 2e6i Of the
Co6e % Ctvn Procedure. Tor the issuance 70 her
and 70 Theodore Gilman. Jr-. 70 be joined with
her OF Letters Of Administration upon The
Estate Of Frances PaxsoLs. late OF tire County OF
New York. deceased And all creditors having
claims against the said Frances Paxson 6e-
ceased. are hereby notified present the sane
with the vouchers thereof 70 or the Surro-
gates of the County OF New York at the surro-
ga-ss once. n The Hal OF Records. IN the Bor-
0ugh Of Manhattan. City and County OF Neu
YORK on or before th- 5rd day OF January 100
Dated. New York. November t7th. 1903
ELIZABETH D GILMAN
EUGENE SMITH. Attorney tor Petitioner a
Nassau street New York City \. Y.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.


LARGE ROOM for enc OF two: 50 snail room |:
conveniences; subway block Taylor. SIS West
i45.h 81
L--vERy ATTRACTIVE SITE q TO iaTrs
rooms nni private bath. II private rssi1ence:
al appointments perfect. valet service Il de-
sired: gentlemen orly; highest references e1-
changed y East ASH 81.
21ST ST 43 EAST-Iarge and small roorr 5.
modern improvements: central location all
cars sunways
44TH ST. Ia7 WEST Large ana small rooms.
also skyliZht room suitsh'e Tor artist
S4TH. II WEST-E1egantIy furnished Iargs
front room. % aSor; appointments first
class. references
116TH sT.. 21s WEsT.-Large. light attracttve
rooms: private hall; hath. steam. Z. cub
way. SLOANE
18Th ST. 2l2s Eth AvE--wer furnished Sec
ond sto-y. refined private house. 81 so week
ly; excellent location
BOARD AHO ROOMS.
I'D ST. I2O WEST.,Betwser L and subway
express stations; charming rooms; choice
table; references given and required
DIST ST. 81 WEST.-Handsonleiy furHished
large roo-n: svsry convenience: superior board
telephone; large closets; near park
IIITH ST. f3T WFST-De.irabl. sunny rooms:
good board: private house: subway ana l.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
WORK WANTED.
Male

Male.
HAUFFEUR-MAcaESIsT with rrsva.s fam
or phone, McoarTs. III Mcronousb s. r,roox-
lyr. 'Pho-e eis5-Bedford
coLLEcToR--By. young nan IS. wiriag %
start with small salary. Harry saser Icl
Madison 81.
pRiivER:.Yoans nan: esa drive ana take care
care OF Mrs Fisher 5ss Tast lssib st srorx'
FARMER.-HiEh class; exp-riencsd: intelligent:
., asEEse; siasIs; sssnty elderly; as working
Waksr. Route q Danbury Conn
GE-N1 LEMAN. thoroughly experienced in the
Street desires responsible position in New YorE
highest references 9. X. Trf5une rptovp 81.
Gee isss BroadNsy
FAlNrER, IaperaapgeT., kalsoTninsT furniture
xate geod reference Write postal. Brumby. IS
PORTER OF anything hy man. ss: speak, Eng
hsh and German: steady sober and useful
Ale Zollinser. Mount Sinai Hospital. 5th ave.
YOUNG NAN %. zo0d education, Experienced
during week wishes work a. ANYTHING FOR SatJ1r-
oays- 2. Y. Tribune Uptown Once. 1904 Broad
YOUNG Ny: American. so: honest wiling
and ternpetats wants position az ANYTHING:
- years win last employer F. Nalderhoven.
sa9 Mouroe St Bsook'yn
Young MAN. 90 desires position with whole
sac house =. STOPPER. 81 East 1Ieth st
NOCNS NAN. 20 sober, neat. INTELLIGENT will
advanceuent- a u Martin, q Marion 81.
YOUNG. NAN: "a: 'ca,I speak English. Italian
tion AdaIess J. o Aisssi. Ia west West ssrS & st --
Fem-le.
ART EMBROIDERER Experienced. wants rri-
yate WORK. me embroidered tahlecloJhs. Sofa
Pillows and a.! kinds OF uneeTv ear. az lowest
prices. Mrs Y. sclnlid, i629 Aveaae "A. corner
CHIROPoDIsT. licensed. as sssistant IN frst
A SauLeTE
Hoboken. \. J.
DRESSMAkER wishes fcw more ENGAGE
Enents By The day; 81 so. good utter; altera-
tions and reEo1ell.ns. Il. zimmerman, 243 Last
DRESsMAKER. formerly with p Altman 8 co-
SS 6ui 1s sv Gfsss[ & s 25i9syss e'aSs srs.- re
DIessmaker 32e wes, IAN
FLlsT CLASS spanish sIeu0grapher- stem. -
FRENCH TEACHER.-Very experienced Ia hisn
sehcol, college teaching and private work:
has a few Jpe1 hours. Address. Madame Box
90 Trhuue CptoEr once l3fs 8ros3way.
GOV EAc. EoS Or tr2ve4.4na o;-panlon: sdacated,
refined middle age LACY; German, French.
50 T5si soh Sc - -''''-' s--'-'-''' '''--''s
sTEEOGRAPHER wishes extra typswTi5ing; 60
Stt evenings u lake Norh hone' rioderate
dress Miss Danie.s. Ij4 East 88d -
sTENOGRAPHER-Limit experience: two
does clean. accCrat~ work. American parsntcge:
s.. Room So 2l5 Montague 81. Brooklyn.
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.-An ex-
pert Young lady viii take orders al low rates
10Y special work McCallums Agency. $50 East
2oth
sTENOGRAPHER-7 years continaous expe-
rienCc engineering. legal. accustomed 10 turn
ing our lar-e QUANTITIES. Of first class work Z =.
Box 25, Tribune Oaie-
TYPEWRITER, wich a good know,edge " sten-
ograrEy, VIII work hard % get a start. SO,
with advsnceuent. LYONS 90 East 9th St
VISITING GOVEBNESSE desires pupils. r-inlary.
kindergarten. afternoon hours: exDerteacei.
highest references successful with delicate and
backward children Actress Mrs. c. l06 West
81
YONG LADY fo- Clerical work or switchbosrd
operator; experienced. references Il. Z. T.
s20 AfiHn-ic ave. B~ruklvn
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
LosT-5sNKBooKs.
PUBLIC NOTICES.

CONTRACT SO
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED PY
the Board Of Water Supply. IN Room $40.
299 Broadway. New YORK. until II \ VI on
Decell lber I6. 1909. for CONTRACT 50 for the
construction OF GRASSY Sprain cut ard cover.
Platt Avenue siphcn ana portions ot Ardzlsy
cu- and cover. aggregating about 20 400 feet OF
plain concrete conduit known as aCuecUcr in
open cut and on embankment. ITis feet high
bv Is feet wide inside. ana about 13S test os
aqued uct OF special design built OF reinforced
Concrete The work Is located east or the
Hudson River in the town oe Greenburg and
tire cfry 0f Y0ulzers Wsstchester County. New
Ycrk At ths above time ana place the bids
will be publicly opened and read Pamphlets
containing Information for bidders and
pam mpnlets OF contract drawings can be OBJ
tafned az Room aOS At the above address BY
depositing the sum OF ten dollars (SiO) for
each pamphlet For further particulars see
Inforrla ton for Bidders
JOHN BENSEL. President.
CHARLES y CHADWICK.
CHARLES 4 SHAW.
Commissioners Of tire Board OF Water Supply
= WALDO SMITH
Chief Engineer
THOMAS r SSETT.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
DETECTIVE AGENCIES

VEs-COl ndentizl informa don shad-
CNing Investigation evidence. reasona5le
charges Merchants Secret Service Bureau
s2o Brosdwav.
A NIGHT AND DAY sERvTcE-An inVestirs-
tons. any section Fuiisr's Detective Bureau
ess Broadway.