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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-18
WOMAM'S SUFFRAGE PRAISED
Data from Colorado Presented at
Municipal League Conference.

Buffalo, Nov. 1.-THE subject Of The
Operation Of Woman's Suffrage and Its
Local Ef1ecT' received especially close at
teutlon at the closing sessions of the CON-
bined national conference and annual meet
ing Of the National Municipal League in
this city to-day Miss Mary Winsor. of
Haverforu- Penn, president of the Penn
sylvania Limited Suffrage League. present
ed a digest OF data recently collected with
reference 10 the operation Of woman sUf-
frage n Colorado. Much of the information
was obtained through letters received
from many persons of prominence In civic
affairs.
OF >~enty-three communications from
Denver three Were UnfavorabIe. three luke
warm and seventeen favorable toward
woman suffrage considered on actual ac-
conplishments- The election Of Miss Ellis
Meredith a. election commissioner. the
vote securing amendments TO the charter
for the initiative, referendum and recall
and the defeat of the so-caIIed water
fanchise grab in Denver, were attributed
in Miss Winsor's report TO the votes of
women
From Colorado Springs where, according
to Miss Winsor. the municipal conscience
Is not highly developed either in men or
women fiye letters received were unfav-
orabie and eight favorable. Several writ
ers attributed the adoption of a new char
ter combining elements of the Galveston
and Des Moines plans 70 the work of
women
Papers on other subjects included The
81. Paul OvertUrn,'' b. John ". Bennett,
OF The St Paul Dispatch: Education
Of Foreigners in American Citizenship by
Miss Grace Abbott. of Chicago; An Effect
ual Civil Service Law in Cities by Eliot
II Goodwin of New York, and Some Pc
htical Phases of the Liquor Problem in
Chicago, by Professor r u BramhaII. Of
the University of Chicago.
The conference closed with q round table
discussion on the commission form OF. gov
eminent Harvey :. Chase. of Boston.
presided Dr. Ernest s. Bradford intro
duced the subject with a paper on "A Com
Tarison Of Commission Forms OF Govern
ment 10 Date
The commission form said Dr. Brad
ford, is the first earnest attempt to apply
10 governmental conditions the successful
experience OF the corporation. no less sig
nifcant because first inauagurated 10 meet
a crisis. no less substantial because adont-
81 rapidly The American citizen believes
thoroughly in commission government for
cities, not because it is called a commission.
nor because It SENS new but because he IS
thoroughly familiar with its main prin-
cIples as applied in business He welcomes
Il with genuine enthusiasm. and IS not sur
prised when it repays his confidence with
financial. moral, engineering and general
civic impro veuent"
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e0ReCLO SURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
David Manner and another, platntlffs,
against Sol Danenberg ct al detendants-
In pursuance of a judgment Of foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered in the
above entitled action and bearing date the
2qth day of October, 1910, /, the undersigned.
the Referee in said judgment named, Will sell
At public auction, at the Exchange Sales
of Manhattan. city Of New York. on the Z9tit
day OF November 1910. at i o clock noon on
that day. by Daniel Greenwald. Aucttoneer-
the premises directed by said Judgment TO De
All that certain lot piece or parcel OF
land with the buildings thereon erected.
situate. lying and being in the Borough OF
Manhattan. in the City OF New York, and
beginning a a point on the southerly sloe
of one hundred and tWenty-hrsU street, sixty
six feet and eight inches westerly from the
southwesterly corner OF said one hundred
thence running southerly parallel with sale
First Avenue one hundred and lour feet and
one half of inch 70 the centre line OF the
block; thence westerly along said centre Inc
nurtherly again parallel with said First Ave
uue and part of the way through n party
wall hundred and four feet and one haIt
of inch the southeriy Side OF One hun
dred and twenty-frst Street; thence easteriy
along the southeriy side of One hundred and
twentY-tirSt Street sixteen feet seven inches
TO the poin- or place CT beginning. Said
premises being known by the street No. &c.
East 121st Street.
Dated New York November 2nd. 1910.
SAMUEL. RASBOTRGER. Referee
l. ( \. L IN KE, Attorneys for Ptaintt1s'
200 Broadway, Borough of Manhattan
New York City.
The following Is Il diagram Of the property
Street.
Eas+ 1o1st S+raat
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1915.
Ninth Avenue
premises will be sold free and ctee'

rne said premises will be sold free and eisaF
OF any and all liens
PARCEL No. >.
All that certain lot, piece OF paFcei %I ana,
1,-j-L tho buildings thereon, situate lying ana
49, w IN IN The Seventh Ward of the City OF New
YorI and now known and designated as No;
one hundred and six ZOO East Broadway 81 So, So
half part Of certain lot Of ground known y1 ana ,I1'
distinguished map or chart OF ths 70 Ls
f Bntrers ol deceassd (which said map or copy
thereof is filed in the office Of the Res-ste - %
T1ae,I- in and for the City and County o. Ne"
YeTit5 bv the number t51l dfty-one and cor
tairs ana bounded as foli7"s; SoI iIj u ~
5orl street twenty-five feet easteriy by lot No
(52J ffty-two said map slXty-fFe lTt'' gos ia
fdt No Oh ffty-one on said map twenty-tiy,e
foe+: and westerly by lot No t50 MY on sl1o
S The foiIowing is u diagram Of Parcel 10 : 10
be sold: known by , street nuNi'e' -0'
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East 121st Street.

The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge to satisfy which the above described
property is to be sold. Is seven thousa nd two
with interest thereon from the cath day of
October, 1916, together with costs and allow
ance amounting TO S315 ~, with interest from
Denses Of the sale The approximate amount
Of the taxes assessments and water rates, or
other liens. which are to be allowed 10 The
~ tbe Pafe-ea ia S4sg sq-160 and interest
Dated New York. November End. 1910.
SAMUEL STRASBOURGEE, Referee.
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
Isaac Gingold Plaintiff. against William Ly-
man, ct a.. Defendanrs--In pursuance or a iuds-
ment OF foreclosure and sale made and entered
In the above entitled acton bearing date the I'D
day or September, 1910. l. the undersigned
Referee in said judgment named, will sell at
public auction at the Exchange SeIesrooms.
Numbers 1916 Vesey Street, Borough Of Man
haitian. City Of New York on the I'D day OF
November 1910. at IL O'Clock noon on that day,
by Samuel Marx. Aucticneer. The premises
directed bv said Judgment be sold and therein
described is as follows: All that certain plot OF
land situate lying and being in the city and
o,S1+v ~ New YORK bounded and described as
foltrU,s- beginning ct the corner formed by the
IN ergec+or ~ tne ol1therIv side of One hundred
and eighty-fourth Street with the Easterly side
Of Broadway and running thence Southerly
along the easterly side of Broadway seventy
five feet seven and one-half inches to q point
distant seventy-four feet and eleven inches
southerlv from the Southerly side Of One hundred
and etgbtv-fourth Street measured along q line
drawn at right angles TO said One hundred and
eightv-fourth Street; thence Easterly parallel
ninetvNtwo feet nine and hve-eighths inches to
a noint In a Iina drawn parallel with and distant
five hundred and thirty feet Westerly from the
along q line drawn at right angles thereto:
thence Northerly. parallel with st. Nicholas Ave
nue. seventy-four feet and eleven inches TO the
SON berry aide of One hundred and sighty-fourth
Street snd thence Westerly along the same one
hundred and three feet one and hye-eighths
inches n the point or place OF beginning
ts-aI1Ises are 20 be sold subject TO a prior first
mortgage made to secure the principal sum Of
e Nth he
hated New York October 2sth. 1910.
JOSEPH ULLMAN. Referee.
LEvENTRITT. COOK q NATHAN; Attorneys
Manhattan New York City
TIE Following Is a. diagram OF the property TO
be sold:
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Pivington Street.

FLlNlQ2LOn street
The said premises viii be sold subject 70 a
mortgage OF Sc. 90 which is d lien on
said premises, with interest thereon from June
18TH 1910 at the rate Of &c per annUm, and
free and clear OF any and all other liens.
PARCEL, NO. I.
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land,
with the buildings thereon erected. situate, lying
and being on the nOrtheriy side OF Madison
Street in the Seventh Ward Of the Csy OF New
York and IS bounded and described as follows.
to wit: Beginning a {. point distant niuety-six
feet easterIy from the northeasterly corner Of
Scanned and Madison Streets; thence running
easterIv along said northeTly side of Madison
Street twenty-four feet u the centre line Of Il
narty wall on the lot hereby conveyed and the
fo+ next adjoining on the east; thence nOrrherly
nar--Iv through the centre Of said party wall and
PParaiIeI with Scanned Street ninety-six feet:
tJarc. westerly and parallel with Madison Street
twa11v-four feet; and thence southery and par
aIel with Scanned street nlnety-sx feet 10
said described premises: with the buildings
trareon is known ana designated No. 345
mss5sn1 street New York City.
IL The following is diagram Of Parcel 10. 4 70
be sold Known by SLIe-t HUA'neE -" -ld4lson
S+-aat Nav York city:
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PUBLIC NOTICES

1-CTTCI5 TO TAXPAYERS. - DEPARTMENT
of FINANCE, Bureau Tor the collection Of Taxes
~ chambers st. Stewart Budng), Manhattan
% Tmnortant notice 10 taxpay ers.-Notice is here
~, given 10 all persons whose taxes for the year
100 nave not been paid before the Ist dav Of
Hs,,.1Il,er Of the said year that unless the same
IN se paid to the Receiver Ct Taxes at his
aSa IN the Borough in which the prupertv is
4iile taf as follows: Borough OF Manhattan 81
I0caIe5ers 81: Borough OF The Bronx. Municinai
building, corner Sd and fremont ayes. Borough
% ,il5tns. Borough e Queens, Court Gouare org
f7utIs city: Borough cf Richnond Forougb
IsidHu 9. George; he viii charge receive and
Hal, Iupon such taxes remaining uuuntd on
coIlsEts sv in addition to the amo5nt az such
t aaes Interest at the rate of seven per centnm
per the said taxes became due ana pavabIe
wnleho ctober 3, as provided In Section 914 of
VIZ -sIarter as amended by Chapter 4s7 Laws
OF 1908. 1910
9SPED. H. e EB5TEIN. Receiver OF Taxes.
-. NTTW YORK HARBOR LINE R04PD
THE, i've a public hearing AT 10 a m Nnv
VII ,n in Room sec, Army Building a. whit
20, lSlo' Y, consider the locations - he
hall .SS,[nsended for the establishments Of L. s.
recolII'Is1e ines for Jamaica and Sheepshead Favs
Haroof - psrties invited to ATTEND WIN r
InersEE,IJ Col. aasrs. senier Member OF Roard
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Madison Street.

MauISOI
The said premises will be sold free and clear
Of any and all liens. 80
Holm Il VAN NOSTRAND. Referee
I. N. MANLEY, Attorney for Plaintiff 103 3rd
~ Long island City. New York.
EMIT Z. p RATHGEBER Attorney for Ira q.
Darrin guardian ad litein for infant defend
ants Matthew Mailer. 3rd Josephine g..
Mahler Helen d. Mailer and Grace r. Nah
Ter. 246 Jackson Avenue. Long Island city.
New York.
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J.D.J(csnSssysSsn
NOTICE. OF SAL 2

SUPREME COURT, QUEENS COUNTY. :
Mah heFes t MshsT Fa agaPSt and as
surviving Executor Of the Last VIII and Tesla
Inent Of Matthew Mahler, 1st. deceased katn-
Sophia Mailer; Justina Mah!er; Eva Mah1er;
Matthew MAILER, Sra Josephine 6 MaHieI,
Helen ID. Mailer; Grace E Mailer; Harleih
Savings Bank, Defendants,
In pursuance of an interIocutory Judgment OF
Partition and sale duly made and entered in ths
above entitled action and bearing date the ON
day OF November 1910, l, the Undersigned tle
lie auction, at the Exchange Salesroom, Nos ID
10 Fesey Street. i'll the Borough OF Mammalian
1910. at u O'Clock noon on that day, by Joseph
r Day, AuctLoneer, the premises directed ey
PARCEL NO. /.
provements thereon. situate in Ward One Of the
Borough and County Of QUEENS city and STATE
IS. Se and 81 and the nS5rtHeasteriy half Of lot
number 3s as known and distinguished On
map entitled Map OF 16i Lots OF Ground stu
ste in the Village of Astoria, Queens County'
L. l., belonging TO \. and W h Jackson. sur sur
vsyoT. and fIed in the office Of the Clerk Of
the said County OF Queens and is bounded ana
northwesterIy line of Ninth Avenue thouSen-
hoven street,. distant one hundred ana thlF - =
seven feet and six inches northeastern from the
corner formed by the intersection OF tne nor u
westerly line Of said Ninth Avenue WIN me
on said map: running thence horlLl~ $3.50 20,
HlIeI with said Jamaica Avenue one hundred ana
the southeastcrly line of lands Of George Pom
erOy, thence running nOrthe2SIeTIy ana 1.oii5
lands OF George Poneroy. about one hundred
and thirty-seven feet and six and one-half
inches to the intersection of the noTtheaSterly
line of said lot number 80 with the southeast
erIy- line OF said land Of George Pomeroy: ana
thence southeasterly along the northeaSterly line
Of said lot number IS hundred and forty
two feet five and one-eighth inches to the north
erIy line Of said Ninth Avenue: and thence
sotithresterly along the northwestery line OF
Ninth Avenue one hundred and thirty seven feet
and six inches to the point OF beginning, .
The following is a diagram of Parcel NO. 1 to
ha
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East Broadway-

East EroadWay-
The said premises will be sold free and clear
of arv and all liens.
PARCEL. No. 3.
All those two certain lots pieces or p2TceLs Of
~ NJ fha Citv Of New York and known as
Numbers So and IS Pitt street. which taken to-
- r.. b,IIn,IeI anu described follows: Be
gf,IiIeI AZ y nofnt on the easteriy side OF Pitt
Sf~eet distant e=hty-four feet six inches nortner-
IL from the northeasterly corner OF fitl arr ny
iS,+or Streets thence running easterly and
nasrI, parallel to Fiviugton Street one hundred
feet and eleven inches thence norIheriy hetiriy
,1.lI.i f.. Ttr Street forty feet ana nve inches;
+5cTra westerly ana nearly parallel TO Rivingtol
Street one hundred feet and eight lnche5 20 tse
<S.y-srl side of PITT Street: AMI thence southeriy
sIonr the easteriy side Of PITT street forty feet
ard rem inches to the point or place OF beSlL-
ming .- 1,a~-aI W -
ia Go1d. KNOWN by Street Numbers e6->e Pit
Street New York City
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LeT.

I-WESr END AVE. $40 corner IO3d). Block
from Riverside Park. subway express station.
surface cars aad Riverside buses hnesr location
in New York: handsomely furnished rooms
superior table.
SD ST rs WEST Handsomely furnishad
hoor; private house. single suite break
fast IL desired
9fST Sr "A wEST.-Large. connfortabIs rooms
for one OF two. al cCnve-iences- references
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Help WANTED.
Male.

Male
AGENTS making. GOOD money selling cigars on
our plan; soo1 future Cell personally. Square
Deal cash C5ea- c., ~ Greea"ich =
CANNASSERS wanted On a news
paper proposition; previous expe-
rience necessary. Apply Room 3l4,
Tribune Building.
I.IFCTRECAT ENGINEER and craftsman on
circuits. must read technical German; StV4o-
/ 5 500 To start Business Service Co agency
80 SINCE Building
Statesmen throughout the United States 70 sell
automobile necessities every owner wants ocr
protector: references required. The O'Nei lire &
Protector Co. }2o Broadway
SECRETARY fCr real estate corporation one
veil known WIKI decided saiesmanshlp ahlliiy
preferred Address Corporation. 4ox 90 -'lDuIe
oa.ce-
WANTED chauffeur, unmarried; one, orc Who WI
Goes MOI object 20 working ABROAD: pest rel
ereuce required. salary. $50 nonthlL- Apply
tween and : O'Clock Friday evening.
Femais-
= SWISS or French r,urseTv governess TT Two
children: salars $3.50 The Hopkins Eduea-
/ ticnaI Ageacy, 5o7 9TH ave
/ ATTENDANTS for sanatoricm. S.; F Tl[aIe
cases. Gall II O'clock to-day me t1gIh tas
! Educational Agency. 5O7 18th ave- between 7-d
/ and 43d SIS
/ CHANEERMAID and WAITREsS.--Private
/ family OF cwo, IN country; prefer midGie-ese'
woman IrETin.s Agency. II West IIth -,
/ COOK. CHANBERMAID- WAITRESS, Prot
estarts. Tor country; wages $50 ana so ans
T nationality: must be experienced and have COCO
! references Industrial Association Employ LIlsil
/ Aeency. Il West 42d st
I COOK, $40: waitress $50; Protestants' for CITY
family Two ADULTS: must be experienced an,
4 have good references. Industrial Association
! Employment Agency. L West 42d st
! FRENCH resident visiting soverness, ci4lI-
dren, y "a years: practice music assist ess"L5-
liberal aA-1fs- hopkins Educational Agency' "o'
! 9Th ave.
! FRENCH LADIES MAIDS wanted Immediately
one position LOT Europe. The Hopkins Eouca-
! COVERNESs English for two children; must be
! erces: wages $50 Industrial association En-
| p!oyHlent agency. u West 42d ST
! FOUsEKEEPER working; charge OF private
/ house: five servants. So csterer rnarketer
call Immediately. Hopkins Educational Agency,
| 5o7 5th ave
| TYFANT'5 NURsE-C;e-I77z7,- fo,,I-T1ont l1s-5ld
baby. fuil cn1E se- must D.. thoroughly expert
eucsd ana have excellent references: wages $35.
! Industrial Association Employment Agency II
! west SD ST
NURSE. for Ne@ Rochelle: Irish Catholic; one
| child; "aees -, must have good references
| Industrial AsS'-iati oil Employment Agency. IL
| West AZ ST
SEA MsTREsE-- mo115jy- small private
! eanatOTiun near the elfy. All, Toafntena nee.
LICENSES paid Twins Arsrr --'- y west I'M
IA 9STEI1. Lady maid. co-.,- I7g+ l,s,,7.
The best q -, 80 Ves salary $50 monthly.
tcria, Friday evening bstxssn q nd : q CLOCK.
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FOR SALE.

BIG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. used orice turniturs,
desks. typewriters cash registers. adding ma
chimes rnineographs. filing cabinets safes. ad-
dressing machines time clocks. partitions. check
protectors bookcases. NATHAN'S. I White St
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1sath Street.

The approximate amount Of the lien or charge
RI s,-,sfv which the above described property is
to he sold rs s24 35sT II. with interest thereon
from the 9th day Of July. 1910 together with
cos1s 90 allowances amounting 10 sSl760. to-
1stTar r.tth the expense OF this sale. The ap-
proxiTnate amount of the taxes, assessments and
water or other liens 20 be alioMeu 10 the puru
Peferas Is 81 s25 SIS and interest
Dated New oTk October 2etn. islo
IOpEPU uILMAN. RsiGeA
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! r-tJAT-FF-FI r Gentleman desire
experienced man Scotch: highly rero,,-1nr
sufficient mechanical experiences.
! NacDonald 24S West 4sth St 80 anywhere
! CHAUFFEUR. &c: single: reIisbia- -
and steady careful driver; do own rIe-si-s.
TaTsnn. care OF Del Page. Foi W.. reference e
Elevator OPERATOR-E.xper4o,,7o1 :
colored man. American. tall, light. nv az foot >
man. doom all around useful: eight years, rnfor
ence one party. Il Aaron, 49, sth ave
JANTToR-By colored man: loft o4.,-, = -,
ment house; experienced: steam heat. small
electrical repairs & A Browne. 34s Vest 4ist
YACHTNIsT REMAN-Auto-no6T7o- 7,--7I77--,
or repaiIing j Z. NJ. 364 West I16th St
Man would like position as kitchen ro, -ijI-
DufField st. BROOKLYN
TORTER OF SHIPPING CLERK-Rv middle
ased man eE2eTaenced: goot references Ad-
dress Francis. Tribune ONCE.
TECHNICAL ITALIAN TRANSACTIONS
Speedy: accurate: cheap: university graduate
highest references. William Beers, 800 Broad
WORK ANYWHERE, BY thorrI1g5 T77sirees
man; good salesman: expert on oHice work.
experienced IN handling Isborers ADDRESS
Hobby Mineralogy. Tribune Office
YOUNG NAN CD, married desires position at
anything; experienced IN Office ami zhipring dc
psrtnent 7. Y Rybicki. 2c2 Palmetto St.
YOUNG MAN wants work in city institution. as
ir1prover In provision store: now employ ed
Write. W. Box 70. Tribune Office.
YOUNG MAN 60: speaks English: 4 years ex-
perlence in factory at anything. NJ. Amer
$50. 226G LIST ave.
YOUNG MAN 0S} wishes Office position: neat ap-
psarance. attended high school: experienced;
references; s.. Burg. 322 East Toth 81.
YOUNG MAN. Is. in downtown office; bright,
willing TAR penman salary desired Sc. Ad-
dress NJ. Box &c. Tribune Office.
Female.
DRESSMAK ER-French: competent: GU, and fit:
desires more Gays: 81 40. Nine. Paris. 2oT
West 25th ST
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naval station. Guam; TO United States, via
the Z s s. Buffalo.
MOVEMENTS OF wARSHIPS.-The fol-
lowing movements OF vessels have been re-
ported 10 the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
-N"Vi le'nThe Smith, the Fusser, the I@eInson
- the Preston and the Reid. at San Juan.
NOV. 1.-THE Leonidas and the Standish at
.HorIolk, the Connecticut, the Delaware the
ailchigan and the North Dakota, ar Wey-
fnouth. England: the Minnesota, the Idaho
ne mississippi and the Vermont, at Graves
end, England
nov 1.-The ?en1pey. at GUau1.
SAILED
NOV Io-Ihe FaulGinE. from Newport FOR New
1oTh the Leonidas. from Hampton Roads
LOT Norfolk, the Dixie, from san Juan Tor
Trinidad
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UNFURNIsHEo ROOMS TO IEI

THREE UNFU RNIStfED ROOMS BAN ssc
private house, middle West Side; couple
going to business desired. Christians refer
encrs Box 60. 1864 Broadway. Tribune u
town Once.
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LOST eANKBOOKS.

BANKrOOk No. 49s. 096 Of the Union Dime
SAVINGS Bank is missing ANY person hav-
Ing claim 10 it is hereby called upon 10
present the same within ten days, or submit
to having said passbook cancelled and a now
one issued.
BANKBoOK No. 563 32s OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing Any person having
a claim TO IT is hereby called upon to present
the same within ten days, or submit 20 having
said passbook cancelled and new one lsSGed-
LOST-Baukbook No e9f. 80, Bank for say
ms 80 4th ave New York Payment
stepped. Please return book 70 bank.
lost -Bankbook No. 9I2.1T3. Bank for say
ines 2S0 4th ave New York Payment
stopped Please return book TO bank
IOST-BankboOk No. ST4. 394 Bank FOR say
ms $50 4th ave New York Payment
stopped. Please return book TO bank
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS Will. BE RECEIVED AT THE
Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts. Navy De
ma rtUlcut Washington y. -. until 10 o'clock
a M November 10 1910. and publicly opened
Immediately thereafter, To furnish al the n&-E!
,-srI F{rcGtzlya \ Y etc a quantity Of
naval supplies. as follows: Sch. $3.50: install
linz diet kitchens.-SCh. 30Sl. silk facing cord
HAIR felt wads-Sch $685.: Chemical sounding
tubes-sch. 3OS4: Zinc boiler plates brass
uipe silver anodes. iubricattug graphite. IRE
TIav-Sch. SeSl: Rubber bands--SCh. Sb>6-
Flax ravens tax canvas. cotton cant 9s-Scn
3nST HardNare.-Sch. S0SS. Alcohol. lnssed
OH pItcH paints etc Sch SOSH. White and
North Carolina pine-Sch $3.50. Window glass
etc sheet lead mahogany chairs. Appitca-
tious fer proposals should designate the sched-
,tlfs desired by number. Blank proposals will
be furnished upon application to the navy pay
office. New York, y Y, to the Bureau
r l. COWIE. Paymaster General. l. S. ~.
lf-I4-lu.
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enchanting dayE- stop over
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