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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-25
DON'T BELIEVE IN THEM.

DON'T BELIEVE IN THEM.
Someone imagined himself deliciously
funny and original. He stole a sign
from a bakery and in some unex-
planned manner placed 1t In a saloon
window. And the sign read:
Buns
10c
Dozen.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-25

Hunger is a better appetizer befor
dinner than. a cocktail.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-25

Virtue is its own reward. but vice
gets more publicity.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-25

1t naturally makes a man flare up
a bit to have iniammatory rheuma-
tism.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-25

The literary hack seldom makes as
much money as the fellow who drives
one.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-25

WEATHER NOTE,
At is much nicer today than it was
yesterday.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-25

The dreamer would be all right If his
appetite didn't get busy and wake him
up.
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Continued on Last Page Column IT,
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-25

Widowers have to shoulder the re-
sponsibility for a lot of things they for
merly blamed on their wives.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-25

When a woman has occasion to hit
her husband for a little pin money she
is apt to make a few remarks that are
striking.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-25

"He puts his watch under his pillow
every night"
New-York tribune., 1909-04-14
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. April I3-whest prices again rose to
DAY TO new high record marks for all deliveries
July advancing 81 17i2 and September TO 81 tS-a
q bushel At the same time the May option sold at
81 q The market slumped sharply on realizing
sales, but regaiued part Of the loss At the close
prices were sc 10 sc lower 10 ll4c hlgher com
pared with final quotations of the previous session
Corn and oats closed easy ana provisions STEADY,
Sensational advances in the price OF wheat az tlS
principal grain centres Of Europe. particularly al
Liverpool. where gains Of SID TO 31sd since last
Thursday were recorded, caused the nldFtt mere ~
open excited and strong. with all deliveries selling
at record breaking prices for the season The IN
itial advances ranged from 1.c &c to -, the
last being on the May option. which opened at
s. p 10 81 2s Ehe first trades in July were made at
Demand for July enormous and that delivery
quickly shot up s. 17iz September rose 20 81 ''i2
The strength Of the May delivery was said to have
been due the closing ont Of trades for the ac-
count Of Ennis & StoppHni. The New YORK coHcefh
which went into the hands OF receiver to-day
Toward the end of the first hour the market broke
sharply on general selling INSPIRED bE ei'ei iii9S
sales ny a leading commission house The decline
brought out liberal stop loss orders. which acceieF-
ated the downward tendency or prices t5eioIt uLe
decline could checked July had dropped 10 81 lbs
and September 81 nS5s For a time the market
vas inclined TO be heavy because Of free realizing
sales but gradually became huoyant again, owing
- tI,e strarrthenirp Influences was decrease of
more than 5G0gp0 bushels in the worlds visible
supply 4 further advance in the price OF the cash
grain here also gave encouraging force 70 the buls
The top lrice for No red wheat was quoted here
today s. 20 bushel The statement o. the lea'-
ing bull that would he several years before
wheat prices would he much lower than they are
s- rreseu+ also had considerable effect The mar
IZet closed firm with July 81 1875 TO 81 ltl2 and
September at s. o7as-
The bulge in wheat caused moderate firmness in
the corn market the start, but prices declined
sharply following the break in wheat Part OF the
- - regsire5 on b1lving based on wet weather
in the corn belt but the market inclined 10 be
I7ea,- during the latter part Of the session Trade
was Of only moderate volume At the close prices
were &c TO lzc lower than yesterdays hnaI quota
tons May being at 66i4c.
oats were weak the greater part Of the day be
rause OF renewed liquidation Of May holdings and
because OF the arrival New York OF large guam
-fries Of Argentine Al the close prices were
l TO asc to I.c higher. May being at 5S5sc TO 5ic
provisions were firm early in the day, owing to
? 5r advance in live hogs. but eased of trihe be
cause Of profit taking by prominent local longs Al
The close nrices were nc to SC lower TO 5c higher
ror7,ared with yesterdays final quotations
New-York tribune., 1909-04-14
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. April 10, 1909
TXFS-Receipts we're 81 cars. or 1850 head sl
g. IL slaairhterers Nothing doing in live cattle
TIC feeffne about steady Dressed beef had
,,o6erste inquiry S1 q loc per H. Liverpool and
live cattle STEADY at lS = n l4c
~ asrIu1a ted dressed weight sinking the onaI
tgef-iseratoT beef unchanged 1o5a a 1o&&c IL
out about quarters Of beef divided between
The sv-tft Beef Company and the Morris Beef Com
pany. - -
kef The feeling rated steady No good or
rriroe stock on sale Poor medium veals sold at
4 4GS7 uer 100 lb calves weak = a
12l.c pei city dressed veas. with choice Sc
selling l$c; country dressed do at a
lie
Sales-S. Sanders. - veaIs. III lb average. at 81
Z SS ID, 81
s76 head. including "A for slaugterers and >
FOR the market. making. with the stale lambs. g
cars on sale sheep entirely nominal Not
much doing but prices steady. quality con-
sidered Fairly unshorn lambs from Buffalo sold
s. per 100 III. spring lambs offered Dressed
mutton a n lie per IL dressed lambs
la1SIzc few at lac country d7essed hot
house lambs n S4aS6 80 per carcass
Saies-NeNton & Co: 225 unshorn Buffalo lambs,
IS 10 IS l. per 100 10.
HOGS-Receipts were u cars. or 2242 head, all
weight. NoEninally steady for all
taIl late yester5ay Newton & Co 139
Maryland lambs. $50 10 average. al s. o. 100 10
: Sanders a1 hogs. l61 10. s. Go; 6
rouzhs. $50 IL. Sc 65- . hoars 325 10 AT 81 -.
Tobin & shannon SO hogs. 1G1 ID. 81 g..
rougns 337 n. Sc So
s Judd & Co state hogs 18s lb, at 81 e5,
New-York tribune., 1909-04-14
OTHER MARkeTs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago April i3. - CATTLE Receipts testrna ted)
head. steady; s5q$7 10 COWS S4G2
IS 25G$6; bulls. So T5G$5 %
dST So. feeders s. 504$5 80. HOGS Re
choice heavy shippers 50dS7 60 butchers 81 45aS7
light 81 25qS7 40, choice light 81 35G$7 So pigs
S S8aS5 So: packing 35GST so bulk sales 81
aS7 So SHEEP Receipts estimated 1900 head:
steady. sheep So 15gSs e.. LAMBS. $69SS 3o
linGs. S5as7 ~.
active: fair good shippers S5 S5GS6 25 25
asa IpGS-Receipts. $40 head; active butchers and
shippers 81 C5FS7 20. common s. 25GS6 40 SHEEP
Receipts. las head steady 10 strong, 81 25qS6 -;
LAMBS strong. 15a25c higher AZ s. J0QS7 90
Buffalo april l8.--CATTLE--Active and steady;
SLOW and 25c lower Sass -. .HOGS-Recsipts $500
slow Digs higher. others STEADY. heavy, 81 IS
a$T 80. pigs STdS7 10. dsiries, IS 25rST 81 SHEEP
AND LA1IBS-Receipts. 500 head sheep and hes ~
lambs slow. handy anis active, lambs. S6@$s 30.
Kansas CITY April l3 ATTLE-Receipts. 600 head.
Including 109 souherns. saret steady = strong calves
lower exports and dressed beef So loG
Sc 80. fair good S5aSG. Western S5dS6 80;
stocers feeders. IS s. southern 81 so
81 -, s. 75GSz *, native 50 .
as 80. hefers. s4aS6 20. bulls. 81 S5aS5 25;
Ives 81 5o@S7 HoGs-Receipts 11,oo0 head; market
s. % heavy 81 15IS7 -. packers and butchers SC 80
as 2T1z light So 6ogS7 l2ie pigs. s. 75GS6 80 SHEEP
Receipts. 5000 head. marker strong lambs. Sass %
yearngs 50dS7 20; Nethers s. 15aS7 SO; s. S
ass 20. st9clers and feeders 50 50dS5 80.
PittsbuIg April CATTLE Receipts light. steady.
steady prime Wefhers. 50 3aNS5 30, cGs and
mon s. 5GTS3 81. lambs 50GS7. veal caves s. 50d
81 - HOGS-Receipfs. light. higher all grades
except light Workers end pigs prime heayes 50 loaS7 90
mediums c5GS7 10; heavy Yore. 81 6odSI 65: light
Workers s7gS7 o. pigs. Sc 6ogS6 So rorghs SeQS6 75
New-York tribune., 1909-04-14

-rbA IoraI market for spot quiet and uH
mdiug Gulf southern spot IneIso's "ee i5G
bales fT 1lee higher a. slsG s9fs' 1iz , aot'
baltimore nominal isc higher I0].c. st Louis steady.
unchanged at 95sci sales 24s bales Li5[e FofS qu i
&c higher a. 1Ioo i a b,@S GslTsston ir
Ann unchanged exc sales 3oo bsi.s Charleston
al gAc Memphis steady unchanged at s.e sales 80
bales Houston stead uncnanseq, al il' f SS %
day Galveston 500 to $500 bales ssans 594 3aiSs 5
10 800 bales against 5555 bales las: week and 62a5
ss Cotton 'a' Exchange special LysROol ea0legot cotton 3
export 800 bales American. 600 bales imports l59oo
bales AsTs 200 , Raes & i6dng tnge n'nns aassa SafSJ 4
ssady at tpTasy Rfs Sd May1s I'd J0neuly
S3@d JgyAgggs a go NoyeaIer 5sd 90
yer6er Pecembsr 52d' a4 Pa:
MaTch-AprI 534izd. Mancheser-Yarns IN more de-
maPf FoTs i9s hE9f E5 Sas hESq VAS local trade
in to-day. sales including spring patents ana
qaotabie change Rye hour quiet old prices TIC
ltG ExeEanFe spPing psSns sea$! 10 winter sIashs
g 5SgSS TTa TRts No Winter s. 6ss5 ezs1
pt5s!shts @ IS 5a} $ 5oass 2 g s, FEE 5d
S@S5Ss Saasa 70 kun dried s. scsSs
Quoted Fine white and yeli9E 81 l Sq$i @ G 96e
csIen @ G spring 81 25 middlng $27 q -four
S9 SO mdnr 23 Tf6 oq SIS SaS2a ~ red dog sSi q
shpplent homny chop, s26 bulk s27 20 sacks ohmesl'
o oPe.ng e. whr in in all p Ss do%fs9 sFS
F
promoted a big speculative trade, was foI-
loved bv violent declines. which all improvement
was lost closing steady after late rally at
The initial & nRurn which hs Ga6iea M r Msg
biJzinc nd 5i<T39&d in the early lNerIool
ile although English close was 212q3sd net
higher Commission houses ware good buyers ana soIs
bo,rbf lot of wheat all markets until Teassured by
su4den reaction n which accompanied by
minors of bull selling led aggressive selling in
eventually the cause OF some heavy
onaly Influenced weather in the Southwest
good the other hand, the North
arain complained low temperatures and late
seeding did prevent them from seng
1fireanols has 100000 bush the last four
se which with the arrivals OF only ll9
early from that section quite bull
The continued Of the cash situation
arnrbasfzed b. Of No red st Louis at 81 80
decrease of 52T4 900 bush
FOR the week which 2s74 900 bush were in Europe.
yesr Primary receipts amounted only 900 bush.
compared 600 bush for tie same day last year
The local market had firm underone and closed
follows: No 81 IS elevator and 81 80 afost;
81 36ss o b a1oat CORN-After opening higher
Commission house buying smaller receipts than
upturn. turned weak and broke fully
from early high point The selling based
ON better weather conditions. poor cables,
nd No later break wheat. Cash houses
hourb, Nav on the decline. and late in the dav there
was more covering estimates of only 3s
at chicago "Wednesday. An export business
loads was reported No quoted
elevator and shost; No white. 76c. nominal.
and No 75c h ahoat. OATS-The early
h,1t consequently broke wh wheat corn closing
easv Cash oats in New York quoted follows:
Mixed 26 30 N 5TG5Sc; natural white. 26 81 h.
1880 clipped white. "a 10 ~ rb 5sG763c. RYE
BARLEY-NfarIet Mailing. 7e97sc feeding
New York
New-York tribune., 1909-04-14
LONG ISLAND TO RAISE NEW FUNDS.
Annual Report Foreshadows Increased Traffic
with Opening of P R. r Tunnel

In the annual report Of the Long Island Rail
mad announcement is made that at an early date
3 financial plan Will be considered under which
advances made 10 the company by the Pennsyl-
vsnia Railroad be funded and funds provided
for improvements required place the company
,n position TO handle the traffic that win he
thrown upon its lines by the opening OF the Penn
road Company far has advanced the Long
Island $6o00.000. The figures for 1908 show the
latter COnapany's gross earnings at S9.SIS,544. a
decrease Of SS11.s63. and net earnings from opera
rions Of S2.l57.997, increase Of SS99,352. oper
ating expenses decreasing S1.2ll.215- Net earn
ines after deduction OF rentals paid roads oper-
ated on basis Of net earnings. were S1.o5S.497.
decrease Of sS1i.S76. After the addition OF other
income and the deduction of fixed rentals interest
charges and miscellaneous items there a
sefcir Of Se76.OSs. against of Ss5S,S2S in the
T,enses TO gross earnings was a %. decrease Of
1H15 per cent from 1907 The taxes paid in the
1ez- On all lines amounted 10 s593.S11 81. being
- increase Of szS.1SS SO. due 10 greater assess
-oe-ts or real estate and higher tax rate in New
york city. and aggregating per cent gross
ee-,i-es The loss from the operation Of the
Afortsuk Steamboat Company. Limited. for the
,-es- amounting 70 SIS sos 81. and due the
T,e-i-for Of other lines and the general decrease
5n the excursion business has been charged of
against income
s42S.s95. this amount having been advanced by
The Pennsylvania Railroad The report SAYS 1hat
TIE proceeds Of the s22.40S000 bonds sold in 1903
and 1904 have been expended either for additions
and improvements OF for the purchase Of securi-
ties the remainder Of the authorized issue being
required either to retire other securities take
up underlying bonds az maturity.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-14

CoTTON-After making another set Of new ri.t niLLt
70 day, the cotton ma
became and reactionaTT cloSinS sea-
net unchanged points lower The market olvtI
steady AZ an 46s points and durins me hsi
fev- minutes sold dI3 points higher with NAY ana
Iuiv both touching 10 I5c and October a. lr'" ms
adv vas night buying nTHefs an,
ing by to-dsys sellers for reaction VINO iol4 le
eTproI market disposed 10 meet The American s5
than they had Hntlflale az
the persistent support I'al
talk of an improved ual'
demand reports firm interior markets i,,al%l
while offerings "efe Yer
7e absorbed with frequent slight rallies indatlng }
the
gradually eased closing within point or to OF ts
lowest There nothing about the uaN : fiee-le l
show that it anything more thsn natural reaei
nearly IS bale WITHOUT any SCI
back of Consequence That th= selling was not more az
view % rains nave tFiopt
modified situation 10 some
OF trade revival nave ti
fa-re saar advance u-ltsFff7ifHe
Of Further rains we're Ei1'1
n 7,aras morning mail adVicHs bolnE
rryed suggest precipitation toward ne en1 ot
inst week we're more general and copous than had been
gathered from reports of the Galveston "eahe ha
spot report IN Increased inquiry u
mills say and sellers arc sti ist IN
their views thing ard TINT the CHIEF business
is exporters - -
New-York tribune., 1909-04-14
Citations.

yI1T7E PFOPIEl OF THE STATE OF NEW ToRE
bv The grace O God free and independent %
L-f1~ Martha Elliott Blanc and HildeEa-ds
itf 10 ths widow heirs OF kin OF Wiuian =
Iafa ~ the County New York. deceased. s-1d
Erssfins. whereas Union Trust Company q New York
Cirv OF York. has lately applied 70 ths
Court our County OF New York
eT7sn Instrument writing. bearing date the 18th
= - Man 1906 relating both real and perso1ai
-Svarrv finly proved The last VIII and Testanens
ETT-tIi,,r4 king late y county New York
I.ssssj Therefore you and each OF cited %
s1~ before the Surrogate Of County OF New York
- of5ra in the County OF New York the 2s<
1sv 81 April thousand nine hundred and nine, az
o'clock forenoon OF tha- day. then
5 tbsre TO attend probate OF the said last VII
And such OF you hereby cited as are under tbs
tUentv-one required % appesr your
giian II you or II you have none 10 sppesr
90 aoDiv for one appointed. OF IN the event %
50 ,tta-arf or failure 40 guardian viii be aP
tsI m the Surrogate represent and act for you IN
Tsstirony Whereof have caused the Seal ot ths
---1sfs-s court of the County
5srsI7to afixed- Witness. Hon Abuer c Thomas.
s---ogata or ours said County of New York at szf4
SCrrfv the Of February. in the year q Cur
thousand hundred and nine.
E DANIEL J DOW DNET.
~ Clerk of the Sur-ogate's Court
New-York tribune., 1909-04-14
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Y0rk ApTI
COFFEE-The coffee market quiet to-day. with
owing the senstVeness lI
market n absence of general business me
advance Of 15 points foT June oe
livery. business In this contract ana
improvement attributed merely TO nohlrai
-eadjusment price in line with spot month CON
ditions Otherwise tire close 3 points higher on
TuIv sn5 unchanged 10 5 points lower other months
sales for the day including few exchanges were
bags Diminishing probabilities OF an npoIt
duty appear be having little effect oeyon
Of anything than the ordinary tIas
demand, the market as whole seems TO De aWae
fng DEVELOPMENTS. and cne-half months re
main before crop season opens on July J. ana
during period least it is believed that Tequi
worlds reserve Will be consiQe
Holdings vaorization cofees are good aesl
more than sufficient supply these probable require
however. and It has seemed during the ptosIe
Of buying movement that there was pelly
available supply demands At a price some
what under the figure valoTzaton cotfse nilshL -
Foreign markets yesterday reported no
terfal change partial advance Of &c being shown
b,, Furopsnn while Santos was unchanEel
ana Rio ~ rets higher, the two ports We're
: 0on last year The ma Ih'tt To-
spot coffee quiet with quotations on the basis OF
The range Of contract prices in local market to
Sa,- mas
New-York tribune., 1909-04-14
N4PP SCHEDULES FILED.
Firms Liabilities SI,96O,OOO and
ASSETS 1881 COS.

T--,cs y Y April 1S.-Schedules in voluntary
..,l-7,ptcy Of Knapp Brothers. bankers at Deposit
- f-alicoon. were fled IN the United States Dis
+-,o- court to-day. They show firm liabilities ag-
s-atinE NSs0010 end nominal assets Of S934, SO.
ss1ks in New York. Albany and Binghamton are
,,-ad for 8 O46644 The firms assets include notes
>. The Outing Publishing Company, in the
lands Of receivers aggregating s75o0no. Knapp
pnotberE also held S34ceo first mortgage bonds of
the publishing company and debenture bonds
a-,ountiag 10 $4,000 They also held 979 shares IN
.fe Binghanton Trust Company
The individual members OF the firm are Charles
Knapp. BinEhamton. with individual liabilities OF
81 80 and assets except those used as collateral
Charles ?. Knapp. Deposit. liabilities As0eO
& 500: Morris Knapp Deposit. liabilities SOS $50
sets rs so; Florence Knapp Yocum, East Orange,
\ J. liabilities S2S.357, assets S4695.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-14

s. IS. october s6 CO. Dseem5er ss s2a; March g =;
10 ? & IS No 5. So so: rejected s. =. & 50 10
TINOTTIY-Priuns. 81 50. ALSIKE-Priune. 50 10
New-York tribune., 1909-04-14

DROPOSALS.-T- : DEPAl
ure. Office OF the Sscretar,
q 1873. Sealed proposals VII
or the DishurSinE Clerk until
1909 for furnishing supplies q
Rl1reau during the fiscal year
follows Printing paper. ne
uaner- etc. Delivery 20 De ma.
F1ilI Information furnished on
ing Clerk Bids must be sealed
retsrv OF Agriculture. in act
given on schedules. JAMES "
New-York tribune., 1909-04-14
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston April 1S-Tradng in the local WOOL market
IS Iysier and increasing number OF new contracts
is noted Foretgn wool continues 70 be OF chief IN
terest leading domestic quotations range as fol-
Domestic Ohio and Pennsylvania deeces
Y a S5c. Y S2I 3SC. No I washed. SS1S9c. No 2
washed SIS soc: fine Unwashed. 3 T24c: one -half
S0 Bic. threesishths blood cornbtng.
S0R Sic one-quarter blood cOnlbng % Q SIC deaine
washed S9d zoe, delaine unwashed S0QSlc Michigan.
Wisconsin and New York aeeces-Fine unvashed. 20
23c. delaine unwashed. 2sa 2sc; On7-naf blood IN
washed % Soc. three-eishths blood unwashed 2Scs
ore-auarter blood. 2sa 29c- Keutucky. Indiana and
Nissorf-Thres- blood 30 Soc. one-Quarter
blood IS 2sc Secured values; Tsxas-Fine. -
fine TO : months So q SIC: due fall.
4Tc- CaIfornia-Northern $ q SOC middle county
4S = soc. Ia 43 q 4Sc OreEon-Easteru No
stable So CSC: Eastern clothing So SIC: Valley No
IS q soc Territory-Fine staple. 6S a 65c fine
dunn staple so SIC. fine clothing 5Sd SIC hne
dunn clothing So 5sc onehalf blood so sSc three
blood. $50 5Sc. one-quartsr blood. S06 S3c
pulled Extra. s4 Q ssc; hne 4. 5sG62c. a supers.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool April I3 Closing; wHEAT-spot strong;
No red Western winter rOninally es ID. futures
steady: May 9s 1Ad July. 9s Sd. September. Sc I'D
quiet. MAY. 9lsd; July IS Sd PEASCanadian Arm.
Is FIOUR-Winter patents strong. 35s HOPS-I1
London. Pachc Coast steady f2Gf3 sEEF-Extrs India
me- dull PORk-Prime Western dull
rs HaMS-Short IA Is 10 strong. 4es So
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cut IS 80 70 strong SOS: shors
rib is to "A n strong Sd long clear mitdes light
2s 70 "a n. strong SIS Sd. long clear mtdles. heavy
40 n strong SIS Cd short clear backs IS 20 - 10
bellies Is 70. Arm 52S. shoulders
souare IL 10 1S n. strong Sd LARD-Prtms West
ern IN erces strong b2s: American refined. pals
firm SIS CHEESE-Canadian finest white. firm. S2S
Colored. firm SIS Sd
New-York tribune., 1909-04-14
Proposals.

yTIREASTRY pEPARTLEa:T oEBIcE or sEOjERAts .E!N
L supGIlntenos1 en-, ssaIei proposals vii IS
received this Office until o,elock m Of W.dnes-
opened for furnishing supplies required for use Of hs
1910: the supplies TO be delivered points
cisco cal as may be required and in quantities
named in the sgeciasations re sgPPss RseGss I01 s
Brushes C'rockery: Hardware; Household Goods
etc ship Cha9dsTy s'9yes @ esG @ I19s. ana ~ f
l4Ie29s AIscies: a. or - NJ fSr3 - s5 sfc whieh
ay he obtained p2on aPPcetio1 20 tls 4s 9ss oT %
street. City; superintendent Twelfth Lifs-
snt ssHtnE ThsHh Rs;i ise2 S Dsric @ Sew Sew
stores san Franes29 Cal EnEslopss oonssinns pFo
tendent I 5. Life Saving seTEice Washington. D. c.
piles The right Is reserved 70 reject sny or a.!
Jsisned) 5 / KIMBALI~ General Superintendent.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. c. WASH
" ington. d. 9. april 10 1eo9-Sealsd proposals Nnl
be received at this once oeock Saturday.
5sasea % n wsSous.a aTenus and Nebraska avenue Forms
Of proposas sUsedeatioES and 2ses5saL afoT1latiea
FARLAND HENRY L WEST. WILLIAM ' JUDsoS-
Commissioners. D G.
DRoPosALs FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES. P1eI5ES WATER
town Arsenal Mass - 1Pl -, - SfSi a {iy-
Office only for furnishing iron steel Hardware t1sl
95 Rg ves2 a24 93ng june s. Iaio vii b ratsv:d here
ap5iicatfo1 10 the Commanding o1acer. WatsrtoEn
Arsenal
DROPOSALS-C 5 DEPART ~@ SlENL ~@ ~ ASIHtCI R III
Il ure. OF the Secretary Washington D e Apr1l
1qg9-Seasd proposals viii b received az tae once
Of the DsbUrsing Clerk until m FFi1sy. nay ~
1a0 for furnishing supplies fer the OF the Weatner
I$1reau during the fiscal ending June 90 1910 as
F,15rgs- PRINTING PAPER newspaper wrappera stencil
raper etc Delivery BE made az the weather EIrsau
furnished application 70 the Lsnurs
ing clerk be sealed and addresses 70 tne So
oF accordance win lnSiruC-Ons
syen on sehsiulss JAMES WILSON. secretary
PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE sUPPLIEs-NETr
i york Arsenal Governors Island. \ Y H april u:
fSr5s fSrnished by this once only. viii be rsceived az
+is ofiCa until o'clock May l. 1909 for tlr-
5-Is-- d,,rinr the fiscal ending June so 1870.
RT-Is6 cotton cloth. Cotton Waste. Forage Hard
Paints. OILS. COAL Cleaning Material.
.1 FOR information apply Colonel o. B MTTCHAM.
commanding