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New-York tribune., 1909-04-04

t1'e' II was brought the ground that under
oie act passed by the New Hampshire Legislature
~ 1881 authorizing the Boston & Maine Railroad
Company 70 lease and unite with certain other lines
within the state. II expressly stated that the
oos'on q Maine should ut ttns make any IN
crease IN the rates then existing on those lines.
Inc defendant in its demurrer admitted that tho
rates had been increased but declared that under
me statutes the Attorney General had no author
ity 70 bring such action. that the state had an
adequate remedy at law, that the bill was multi
1aFlous' ana that Il was seasonably brought.
attorney General Eastman In his brief sets forth
that the right Of the state 10 bring such an action
IS clear when company which has received certain
public property and franchises threatens 10 violate
Its trust Non-action delay on the part OF the
state In enforcing the law. he rnaint9!ns, cannot
bar the plaintiff from bringing action for
injunction unless continued long enough satisfy
the requirements OF the statute OF limitations.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
DICKINSON & co. CLOSE
gs,0 York and Chicago Brokerage
Firm Forced to Suspend.

.-, Ar-4! 3-Anncuncement was ma de on The
= IF Trade to-day OF the suspension Of John
.Eassn ( Co. grain. stock and Provision brokers.
b's=.-.on 70 its membership the Board OF
- 10 -r-7-arv also held membership on the
Ll--.;,5a,ed stock Exchange. Of New York The
tN--rso had twenty-five or thirty Offices scattered
i.-rrlo,t ire country. The liabilities wers said
- t- the neighbcriood Of $4,000
70 to.s = we're circulated among stock brokers and
- n Trade Men to-day that the suspension
sc 70 friction between G w PardridCe
- =, Princess EngalitcheI, and some OF the
-~.,t-s-r family ana that the crisis came IN the
- ui-bdrawaI Of over 10000 from the Dick
.-son concern.
- - -s77-+ that thers is any friction between
-. and John Dickinson is false" said Mr.
b-sz-tzsa when asked about the report 1T IS
-, .vat I have drawn out some money, but in my
-.I,,-s 7 have put IN and withdrawn money re-
80 II sos 0o0 10000 would straishten out
.-lsn5 p!ckinsons trouble, AMI he SO advises
- VII gladly get down into my pocket and
-, hin Our relations are most cordial"
Murphy. manager Of the Dickinson concern
here sald.
- ,.-- frln OF Nr. Dickinson IS ulalic.ously un-
g, as Is also the report that Mr.. Pardridge's
s,.,- ~ attitude toward Us has anything 10 do
,b The suspension OF business It is a base false
" " :, CHARGE The suspension TO any conduct OF a
-, customer Of the firm. No Chicago Gus
- large or small. laid down on the firm. The
.,,,Ara IS in New YORK.
- 80 -aTlzsz with M Dickinson the long
..-+.n-e telephone. and he IS hopeful thai within
-, 5avs the tangle may he straishtened out We
81 -sv- II debts an full'
r,4r dickinson tho head Of the concern, was sus-
.,5e5 from the Chicago Board OF Trade about
l.rsr years ago on charge Of dividing commits
tors win his $ Louis house. contrary 70 rules
IA IT'S reinstated few years later. The firm had
10, regarded as e buli II the wheat market, and
= vas not believed by traders that i had sx-
-s-en-sd any heavy losses recently
Jobn Dickinson & Co have Office al No. -
E-oas,av IN This city. and are Tnen1le-s Of tho
consolidated Stock Exchange The suspension OF
,.s f-rn On the local exchange followed soon after
ne announcement Of its failure on the Chicago
Board of Trade John Dickinson. according to the
directory. is tie only member OF the firm He has
besn g member Of the Consolidated stock Exchange
En,e May 1sl2 It was said there that the firm had
horse sheets had gone through IN the regular way
yesterday morning
NJ Dickinson was his way 70 Chicago when
-he suspension was announced. having LEFT the
night before but representative Of the firm said
that the suspension due the advance in
wheat and 10 the fact that one OF the firms large
customers II Chicago had laid down and refused
70 respond when called upon for more margin
e-ephen Callaghsn Of Wray < Callaghan, o. No.
10 Broadway. who represents George 2 Plummer,
The attorney OF the firm in Chicago said that the
assets Of ths firm would probably reach $4,000,
srd that Re expected Il would be able resume
business shortly.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
L.C. WEIR TELLSOFSALE
adams Company No Longer Share
holder in L. S. ErpreSS.

Levi c. Weir, president Of the Adams Express
Company yesterday confirmed the report that his
company had disposed of its holdings of United
States Express Company stock amounting to ap-
proxmateIy ten thousand shares. James c. Fargo,
president Of the American Express Company, had
previously confirmed the report that his company
had sold its 1000 shares of United States Express
stock and that he had resigned from the directorate
OF the latter company about March !. The stock
held by these two companies was purchased at
par. It IS understood by Frank II Platt a direo-
tor of the United States Express Company and
Of Thomas <. Platt, the president OF the con-
Germ. Frank H Platt declined to discuss the mat
ter yesterday and It could not be learned whether
he was acting for himself the United States
Express Company IN the transaction.
The report that the sale Of the United States
Express Company stock by the two rival com
panies was made 10 torestan any action which
might be taken against them by the government
under the Sherman antitrust law, was denied by
Mr.. Weir, who said that SO far as his company
was concerned 1t had particular reason for sell
ing It's stock other than that It had received an
advantageous offer and had decided TO accept It.
He added that he stH retained his personal hold
ings Of United States Express Company stock, and
that he had not resigned a director of that com
pany and had expectation OF doing so.
Tho Adams and American express companies
bought the United States Express Company stock IN
the open market several years ago, when 1t was
quoted So. The transaction. therefore. net
ted them material profit The American Express
Company has not purchased Great Northern or
Union Pacific stock. with the proceeds of the sale
Of it's United States Express stock, as reported
but has reinvested the money. It is said In three
thousand shares Of Northern Pacific at 14O and
thirty-fve hundred shares of Chicago North
western ~. 1t is understood that the Adams
Express Company has not yet made a permanent
reinvestment of the money It received from the
sale of its stock.
Eugene G. Kre1ner counsel for the HIATT and
Banster committee Of stockholders OF the United
States Express Company. which has been fighting
for reform IN the company said yesterday that he
was highly gratifed the public acknowledgements
OF Justice TO the committees claim that these rival
companies had right TO control the United States
company. He added however. that the committee's 8
fight 10 have the affairs Of the United States Ex-
press Company properly administered had not end
ed by reason Of the alleged transfer OF the stock
Of these rival companies 20 Frank H Platt,
and that IN the end It would win Its hght 10 bring
about a stockholders meeting
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
MILD REPORT EXPECTED,
Hughes Committee to Rccommend
Fe1o Radical WaN Street Reforms.

Governor Hughess Wall Street investigating
committee held another meeting yesterday but no
witnesses were called. Horace White the chair
man, said that II Just a general conferences
among the members. One Of the subjects dis
cussed, he said. had been bucket shops as the
committee was particularly anxious 10 learn how
these concerns got their quotations. and might find
II necessary TO hear some more testimony along
'his line IL this was decided upon he said the
committees report might be delayed. but It hoped
to submit it by April Is at the latest.
While no official announcement has been rlada
OF what the report VIII contain. It IS understood
that no radical reforms VIII be recommended eZ-
cept possibly IN the case OF the Metal and Me--
camille exchanges IN which the committee is said
TO have found abuses, and IN the mining depart
ment or the Produce Exchange, which Il regards
as incongruous for such institution
The report Will go minutey into the details and
the methods of buying and selling stocks and
commodities on the various exchanges and the
subject OF short selling and dealing In futures will
also be thoroughly discussed. It is understood to
bs the conclusion OF the committee. however. that
the abolition Of these methods of speculation
would be injurious the best interests OF bust
ness The reason for this conclusion viii be set
forth simply and clearly possible for the edu-
cation OF the public
While the report will deprecate the gambling
spirit in Wan Street. II will express the opinion
that no law altogether eradicate It Wash
sales and matched orders will however. come in
for severe condemnation. and It understood that
certain measures Will be advocated that viii make
ell such fictitious transactions much more difficult
OF operation in the future. The Cotton Exchange
Will come in for considerable attention in the
port but Il IS understood that no drastic changes
viii be recommended in its methods OF doing busi-
ness. On the whole It ia believed that the report
viii be marked for its educa tiouaI infor1na-
ton on Wall Street methods than for the reforms
IL viii recommend.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
B, R, T, SUBSIDIARIES REPORT.

The reports for the last six months OF 1905 Of
the companies which make up the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit system made public yesterday by tho
Public Service Commission. As the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Company itself IS not operating COM
pauy Il does report 10 the commission.
Tho surplus OF the Brooklyn Rapid Transit for
the six months reported $s3lc52, which dis
tributed follows among the seven subsidiary
companies:
BROOKLYN Union Elevated Railroad Company s42+ las
Electric Railroad company 1c4 ltt
BROOKLYN Ife ghts Railroad CoUPBny. RullS
'South Brooklyn Railway Company. ..-..---. o4U15
BrookIyu. Queens county & Suburban Railroad - -
Company o. 81 -
Co,ey Island G-a~es"nd Railway Company. IhsIs
'Sea Beach Railway company. ......-.--.. l0.%'o
Deficits,
As compared With the last months Of so-, four
Of the companies show losses IN surplus earn
ings as follows.
Brooklyn Union Elevated Railroad COMPANY. S8Os. 234
brooklyn, Queens County & suburban Railroad 80.
Company --.-.--- Ioo..taS
coney Isrsnd q Grareseut Railway Company 2.7o2
Increases over the figures Of 1907 wero reported
hy three companies, follows
Nassau Electric Ilallroad Company. .-.. S7271S
Euuta BROOKLYN Railway Cornpsar. lGoso
BrooElyu Heights Railroad Company .-.-.------ 5000
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
GAY & co. LIABILITIES $500. .787.

Claims Against Bankrupt Boston Brokers Sc
cured to Extent of S3,245,84O
Boston, April 3.-The exact state Of the finances
Of Z, H. Gay & Co. bond brokers OF this city, Nho
failed in October. made public to-day, and
showed liabilities Of $3.50 7s7 and assets Of g III
2ss. OF tho liabilities S3245s0 IS occurred TIC
heaviest local secured creditors are the New Eng
land Trust Company, S2Tl,S65 and the City Trust
Company. SOS zU7, while among the foreign secured
creditors are La Caisse de Economic. Quebec. Sl57-
40, and the MonsOn Bank, of Montreal. So go
The unsecured creditors principally public
service corporations IN various parts Of the couu-
try
The immediate cause OF the failure vas the IN
ability 10 float the bonds uf the Hudson River
Electric Power Company to which company tEs
firm tndorsed paper 10 the extent Of S537673.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
OCEAN STFANIERS.


A1r-ny~sHr --rT7- From Pier -. y r..
AE4-4<4GEIy LINE at 10 A n
PLYMOUTH -CHERB'G 'G-SO OrTHAMFIC.\
PhEadelphi Apr. II New York --- pr -
ST. Paul. Apr. Il 81. LCuls. tl3y 4
RED STAR --NE Prom + TieF -, Il y -
NEW TORK-pDVF5F- N'rNN E@stP-
ICELAND Apr 10 Laplaud new pr =
hrOCn-and- Apr l. Naderiand- --- May 1
W1IL5 STAR -II.E 45 T'', iS P
NEW NSTONN-LTV EfPoOL
Celtic Apr 10, o am Arabic Nav l. pm
BaILiC-AYC. -. am Celtic. May ;, noon
PLTAJJTE -CFTa-t.I;- SOUTH ANPIbN
MajesticApr-7. 9 .3OanI TsUtonicAQ -. 9-;.olrrn
Oceanic-Apr. II. noon. AdrI5Jic- - pr l pm
G5A EdSr6S a2i:3 70 < ITALY q EGYPT
Via Azores. Madeira and Gibraltar.
Romanic. Apr Il, : An. May D. July
Finland. Apr. -. 3 r. NJ. June o. JULY 10
CenGric. Nav E. 1870 p ". June l3.Ju.y =
Cretic.. May IL. PM; June 2B. Aug.
PASSENGER OFFICE BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
REPLIES TO THE BOSTON & MAINE.
New Hampshire Attorney General Says State
Has Right TO Take Action in Rate Case.

Exeter. y. H April 3.-The brief Of the Attorney
General in the case q the State Of New Hampshire
agains; the Boston < Maine Railroad alleging
illegal increases Of freight rates within the state
was forwarded b. Attorney General Edwin O.
Eastman. Of us town. TO the Supreme Court
Concord tonight The action was 2 petition for
sn Injunction restrain the railroad company
from receiving and collecting rates for transpor-
tz-.on of freight in New Hampshire in excess Of
The maximum rates established by the laws Of the
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
FUENIsHED ROOMS TO LET
E,rPLoY,IENT AGENCIES.

EAELO1ME-NI AbENAAE~o-
A-A-HDF8IAYE LIS West Esd 81
Teller hone l~Gf-Chelssa- Employers ree.-
s. far one month. $3 Tor two months: refS
,reutes nvCstlGIted.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
DOGS AND BIRDS.

INCUBATORS and. BROODERs.-Also i
complete line q Poultry and DOZ SUD
pies Write for catalogue The United
Co % Eesey ST. New y grk City.
SPECIALLY Toy Porueranlaus. grown and
puppies BostJn Terrier. Ruby Pektness
SparieL. at stud. champion FomeVaHian,
French Bull. Boston Terrier Jules FsTUnG.
go West 46th at. phone.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04

t-IVF, n high grade coffee. IL best rice.
/ b Bakers cocoa. ! II best tea; regular
value s3. our price SLI5. Free delivery
Ns'Y r Hrooklyn. Free samples. Ham
hurx-Amsrican Colres Co.. Il Old Slip
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
TyPEwRITING AND TYPEwRITERs.

TYPEWRITER BARGAINS. - ReminE
tnns smiths, Underwoods. others: guar
nnteed: S1J up. bought. sold. repaired
Atlantic Exchange. 245 Broadway.
VICTOR NISlBLt. 1o Hassau 81: cAts-
,,snG. bargains in Underwoods. Remlng-
Ali,Lnra EInifha
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
RATES $1,000 TO 5000.
fIOlland-Arnerica Line

TWIN-sCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
NEW EORk-RCTTEEDAN VIA BOU-
LCGEE
p--=fr-1. Apr o.. Iu ar-. r dam new a ~ 2n
(-.-fa--- ,-- H. -. avn rrrfl-r.- ~ -
New Giant ROTTERDAM Sailing APRIL
90 luxurious Social Halls Palm Court
Glass Enclosed Promenade Deck. open Air
Hn-iLI.ANT-AME.PIr LINE. 90 va. Y.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
FOR SALE

OsTERMOOR MATTRESSES. used for ex-
hihitian purposes. ana factory damaged,
from s.. 80 Up. $50 French EaRe. go pounds,
reduced 10 $3.50. Cal and see them. u5-
t-ruroor * Co. 1872 Bcwery. near Grand ST.
MICROSCOPES. guns mathematical. sur
Kicsl and surveying Instruments. unrS-
deemed pledges specially. S!Ckltu's 5 old
Curiosity Shop. I68 Park Row
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
RAILROADS
FLIT1EoRe & emo R. R.

EATTLB-C2E e CHIC R. Z.
ROYAL B-CE LINE TRAINS
Every Other Hour on the Even holr;,x +
70 BALTIMORE And WA-HINdLOC:. A
Direct CONNECTION IN NEW ONlOes@
STATION. WASHINGTON, WlLA g.,
ALL. LINES SOUTH
Leave New YORK Daily Id st LID -
washington Slee--srs- 90 pa ~ ~ ~ -.
Washington. Diner. Farl0r 100 am So 80 - -
WssLinEtCa. Diner. Psi-lor $50 am lO-OV =. -
Washington. Diner. .Parior.il-50 an I--0C ~ - I =
y Washington. ParlOT. --.--- iSO pm 80 -
ParlOr Car, New York - Richmond. "a
'POFal Ltd. Diner. ParIur $50 pm 4 w. ~
Washington. DIca-. ParlCr :. % pm 49, - - -
Washington. Buffet, Parlor $50 pm 4-uO p-Sr
Crsese, Pfr-srri-s, " 50 am 500 ana
Chicago. Columbus Ill 90 an Il - y =
Plttsburg. Cleveland d---.-- $50 pm -. - I'D
''PitJsbUrs Limited ------ so pm t-OO pln
C.I-s St. l., Louisville II 30 gfn 1-SC Al
Gin 81 l., Louisville 9 so am 10 o. am
Gin. 81. L. Louisville. 600 5 80 pm eOO -
Offices 2f5. 434 1900 Broadway, Astor
House 225 5th ave. New York; 5t5 fufo1
At. RTockIyn, West 23d 81. and LiosFty *
After r. N Sleeping Car reseryaticnSr
and fClI information regarding trains, etc.,
can bs ObLal ned a. Bureau OF lnf0rTla
2. & D. z. r. I'd St Ter Phone S14A-
Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED New PATENTED EIe-
cla.ties. needed lr every home. easy sell
:rg Ei-E- hiE profits s. daily easily ,-s-e-
Westminster &C.. BIO Brown 81, Ial.4-
cerLla, Penn
AGENTS -SI03 - z month introducing our
rc1de-tL- ra--r-55 Positive Tension
E-!ss--s Y. c gial-e- sold - pains n
s hours made Sl2 90 Experience uuurces-
ss-y. cutS- free Thomas Mig. Co. g d
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male
FARMER or GARDENER English. Un-
oe-staucs ali klnds q stock. vile butter
UaA-r. t"o children girls. Il and 80
address =. 5. 81 Grand st. Jersey CITY
FARMER or USEFUL MAE.-Gooa vese-
table grower houses yTk~r or cook. 10y ii
young Irish couple. un chi dren. good Iei-
er.Hge. carpenter $ bureau. lS4 TIN a'e.
GARDENER German. 45. sing 9, flowers.
fruits vegetables. also horse. COW. ~
Eitei. i5s Chrystie -
GARDENER English. married. no fam
iy. seeking position where ability -
appreciated iG the care q a pri place
Edwards Elllott's seed Store. - Nesry ST
GARDENER Single. sober and indus
Joseph. care Of EHiotts Seed Store. -
Nesey 81.
GARDENER Single. thoroughly under
stands greenhouse plants, roses, CaFna-
tions vegetables and fruits, care lawns.
shrIbbeTy and grounds. best reference. n
C7:ilin. caro- of Bsrachah. NyacA. y. !.
ARDENER-vegetabI gardener or gen
tIenans' place. good references Daniel
callahan. 3ls East 18th st
GARDENER - Married. small family
grown UP; native OF scotland. thoroughly
understands me 2-eIIlflI ol a. pIiN n c
place. also ConvsrsaHt with lancscapins-
Donald. care ". Elliott & sons. 42 Nesey 81
GARDENER. Scotch. single: practical eK-
pcrlencc greenhouse. vegetable md flower
gardens. shrubs. Landscape work. etc, ~
C,lleut references Gardener. Tribune Up
town Office. 1864 Broadway.
GARDENER on private place. by young
man. thoroughly familiar with all farm
work. references furnished. Address 3.
GARDENER-By competent Frenchman.
So. married family: with cottass on
the place. man FIRST class vegetable grower,
flowers shrubbery, fruits. lawns ana al
around work: recommended sober. hon
est. Industrious and good worker. Pierre.
2U9 West 23th ST.
GARDENER. By young German. single:
fine vegetable grower: hothouse. glass
frames fruits flowers. general work; good
reference. Carpenters Bureau. 154 9Th ave.
GARDENER. %; French couple; no chit
dTen. understands COWS horses. poultry.
vegcta bles. flowers and generally useful; re
liable sober. good references: wife house
worker. state wages. J. r. n no Nor
ris ave. WoodhaVen. Long Island.
JANITOR Respectable colored man and
wife. understand steam. electricity.
plumbing. elevators and pumps all repairs
good man for right party tools. references.
Cleveland. 2s West 74th st
JANIrOR. - Understands steam heat. 90
West 1880 81
USEFUL NANNY young man; honest.
strong and willing: understands care Of
horses, drive lawns everything on country
place: reference: experience Charles Henry.
3s5 Gates ave. Brooklyn.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
Tho Tribune received at their Uptown
Office No 1864 Broadway. between S6th
and 37th SITS. until o'clock J. m Ad-
yertisements received al the following
branch offices At regular office rates until
O'Clock u. m. viz: 264 Sth ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
BUSINESS CHASCEE

BUSINESS CnASCEE
WANTED. - Information regarding good
business for sale. not particular about
character. size or location. prefer 70 deal
with owner. Give price and tGI des. rip
ton Address l. b, BOX SS4H. R0cAes-
ter. -. y
ART OF FTNANCIERING.' - Shows aow
ID raise capital for business PROJECTS
without recourse 70 bankers Copy free
Business Finance Co.. 1l9 Nassau ST. y Y
WOULD LIKE 10 hear Of stock for sale
IN any enterprise where an Investment
of several thousand dollars would. be So.
I. Darbyshire, Box lslOI. Rochester. y Y
PRACTICAL. BUILDER and realty man.
American. with Development company or
proposition TO improve private property E
l. Box A.. Tribune OtllCe.
WANTED - Information regarding good
patent which would Be money maker.
only inventor who wishes 20 sell outright
or on royalty basis need answer. Give
price ana brief description 5. u. Box
Ss4E. Rochester. y. y
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04

SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS VIII 30
received by the Board q Water SuPDy. IN
the office II the Beard. -e9 Broadway. NsF
York. Room sly. ninth 1OCr. until II A NJ
on April b. 1909. FOR PRINTING AND
DELIVERING THE SECOND ANNCALs
REPORT OF THE BOARD OF WATER
SUPPLY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
AZ the above place and time the bids VIII
rs publicly opened and read The award
~ tte contract. i awarded. viii % --ada
as soon thereafter as practicable The
Board reserves the rishr 20 reject any ana
all bids Pamphlets containing t1t0rna-
ti1n FOR bidders form Ot contrast, specific
cations. e---. can be obtained a. Room 1919
AZ tEs above address by CspoSitinE the SUM
2 H-e dollars so for each pamphlet. 70
insure t-S return IN acceptable condition.
within thirty GAYS from tls daJs on which
bids are To Re Cusued- For sIrther p2rS
ltc--2rs see City Record
JOHN A. BESSEL- President =
CHARLES y CHADWICK.
CHARLES y. SHAW. {
Commissioners q the ECard cf Was1s
Supply.
= WALDO SMITH. CEtas Engineer.
TEJl- sS II NS~E-.l'T- Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
WALLPAPERS. :.

DON'T PAY RETAIL
Prices for Wallpapers / sell them at
Iybolesais Prices 10 YOU W +. TRAN
TES Tel 35S3-Spriug. 4S35 Canal 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
PHYSICAL TRAINING.
CPHOLSTERERS

Z. WEIpEN. los = 18th St. nr. 4rh ave.
Upholstery Fabrics and Curtain Mate
rial Tapestries. pauasks. Pllsags. V-
IoJrs. FeIl and Imitation Leather. Hair
cloth, CI-tOnurs Friuses, Cords GImps,
Tassels, BurlIps. Springs. etc.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
lost BANKBOOES

BANKBOOK No. 502. O5S or the Union Dime
Savings Bank IS missing. Any per
son having a claim 20 Il IS hereby called
upon % present the same within ten days
or submit 70 having said passbook can
CeIIed and & new one issued
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
PROPOSALS..

SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS viii 20
received b. the Board Cc Water SuppiJS
~ tH. o-Hce OF the Board. @s8 BrOadwayF
Eavv YORK. Room go ninth dOOr. until IL
m or April :. 1903 -Or CONTRACT 80
for the construction Oc portion OF tGS
fszrsxI.I agueiEcr. consisting OF MILL
WOOD SARLES. HARLE3l RAILROADs
FIE1SzN,IVL and REYNOLDS H1LL4
rrIrr=.s PUTNAM SLPEJ[. and MILL
WC1D-SOCTE. 5ARLES and PLEASANI--
Z-rTIF clr-aud-C0veT- The tunnels are II
feet 1isn by Is Is feet wide inside and
aggregate about 3 miles Oc The reEaalnceT
7r6frr = 3 miles are STANDARD -and-COvers
II feet hi4a by II1a feet wide inside, and
about 5000 test are cut-a1d- cover or speciaf
design The work & located about miles
east q tEs Hudson river. IN cle towns Of
New Castle auE nj Pleasant. Westch-ster
. county. N=T OK
At The above ~t5-s and time t-s bids VIII
be c-r-ErIv opened and read. The award
~ the contract II awarded. viii be made ~
soon thereafter as practicable The Board
reserves tire ri-E- q reject any and Al
bids Pamphlets containing Information for
bidders form yS contract. s-ecl-ca-ioI5.
etc. and pamphlets q g----lrr draw Luga
can be obtained a. Room 1913. at the abovs
aE1ress by deDcsitiuE the sum OF ten dol
.a-S tSLCI Sor each pamphlet OF twenty
dollars $50 fOr each set 90 insure rheiS
return in acceptable con lt-lon within thirty
d4vs from the Ga,s on which bios are 70 %
opened For further particulars see City
Record
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
CLEANERS AND OVERS.

Sg3MfMS MSzGZ &FGGGGa&%
Telephone connections. 500 9th ave. 4.
Bsth st, 2145 B'way. 2269 B'way 2IS Am
sterdam ave, 7O4 Sth ave. 9O5 9Th ave.
GIL Madison ave. 120th and MOTniugside.
6l l.. l2Jth st
HUDSON DYE wORKs-Dry cleaning a
speciality. SC2 Columbus ave. 13l West
lI6th ST, -49 MelTose ave. Works. Edge-
water. n. J. Telephone connections.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.
POULTRY. Dogs Pigeons. Pheasants. Pea
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