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"SALARY DECREASE BIG.' 1
New Fork Ufe Officials Say Mcln
tosh's Increase Is Made Up:
I Publication la The Tribune yesterday of the fact
tint the salary of James H. Mclntosh. genera!
solicitor of the ft* York Life, had been Increased
to fl^.W-0. brought out the statement from an of-
Jlrlal/if the company that, whereas there had been
«hisor?e Increase, there had been a general reduc
tion In the entire salary list of the company. ns
cresating thousands . cf Cellars..
A member of the pollcyholders' movement said
that this increase In salary might be used by them
In their effort* to overthrow the present manage
ment at the coming elections. It was sold yester
day that Mr. Mclntosh demanded the Increase,
threatening to resign unless he received what he
considered his services were worth. One of his
■friends said yesterday:
Ram the Insurance scandal *ro»e the work of
Mr. Mclnto»h ha* been trebled. He J" **" ll «« hl«
nrecrr.t Balarv. It is true he is » lf?* nd /? ■ *
JErtdnV but there is also a mutual friendship «
tains between him and other members of the board
of trustee*. ■ .: _V^ -.".^v-.i ./ : ;> ..■■ i .
An official who wculd not allow his name to be
used, referring: to the Mclntonh Increase and the
large number of decreases, said: AT^ : A\?-
Mr. Mclntosh is an able man. and for some time
had been doing more work than he^ -.as a « c< »'i*« 1 y
Said for. we thought. It api>eared to I b* only a
matter of Justice to Increase his salary. It was
offl«Xmmee™t throu«h practically «rtJ£
iaJarv list, revised it and made extensive reductions
both here and abroad. It was the greatest re
trenchment that has ever taken place In this com-
JS?v. I canno* name any individual instances but
n three o"ses at l«"ast the i*rluction,was great
as wa« the increase in the salary of Mr. Mclntosh.
Taking into consideration the fact that when Mr.
Orr became president the, .alary of that office was
Educed fTonr*lOO.««0 to $30.(00 and that save i the
•alary formerly paid to George W. Perkins, whose
place has not "been filled, the decrease in our dis
bursements for salaries is very large.
It was pointed out yesterday that the statement
of William B. Hornblower that he had been think
ing of resigning ever since the investigation of the
company was started last summer was somewhat
at variance with the fact that he was placed ln the
field for renominatlon sometime ago. When the
company m-a« seeking proxies, under the Impression
that the annual election would be held In April, as
formerly, a circular was sent out in which Mr.
Hornblower was mentioned, with the other trustees,
c* a c?ndidiite for re-election. '
President Peabody of the Mutual said yesterday
that he had not yet been summoned to appear be
fore the insiiranoe grand Jury.
"I received a letter from the District Attorney
asking for certain books and papers." he said, "and
ordered that what he asked for be sent to him. He
can have whatever he wants,"
Mr Peabody said that :f necessary all the records
of the tr.inMctlons of the finance r,->mniltt?e would
be laid before the District Attorney.
FOUR HURT IN RIOT.
Policemen Injured by Stones
Thrown by Italian Strikers.
In a riot which followed an attempt by about 280
strikers t prevent a dozen men to work laying car
•tracks )n Central ' avenue, ' near South 14th' street,
Newark, yesterday morning:, four policemen were
hurt and eight of the strikers were arrested. The
strikers were members of construction gangs em
ployed by the Public ■ Service Corporation. • They
quit work Wednesday after demanding: more money
and shorter hours. Yesterday, after conference
among themselves, armed with stones and other
heavy missiles, they visited the spot where the
work of placing new rails is being carried on.
Sot a f hot was fired, but in the rush, the patrol
men wielded their clubs to good effect. Only one
of the strikers drew a revolver, but it was
knocked from his hand as he was about to pull
the triccer A shot in that mob, the police said,
would have meant a loss of several lives. '
DEALERS LOWER ANTHRACITE PRICES.
The coal dealers of Manhattan, both inde
pendent and members of the Coal Merchants'
i— orlithm. met yesterday at the Retail Coal
Exchange. ."VRth street and Lexington avenue,
to make a further reduction in the retail price
of anthracite. Nearly one hundred dealers at
tended, and at the end of the meeting the fol
lowing retail prices were announced, to go Into
effect to-day:
White ash (ordinary domestic coal). $5 85 a
ton: red ash. |635; pea, 53 85; buckwheat No
1, *3 3T.; buckwheat, No. 2, $2 85.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
miniatt:re almanac.
Sunrise 4:S<i Fun^et 7:ofi.Moon rises 10:45 1 Moon's age IS
HIGH WATER.
ft. M.— Sandy H^k !»:4J< On Inland 10:O8Hell Gate 12«1
I' M.— Pandy Book V'M'7 Oov. Inland 10:28JHell Gate 12:21
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
Vessel. From. U ne
Rheln Bremen. April 2P N G Lloyd
Graf Waldersee Hamburg. April 28 Hamb-Am
Bordeaux Havre. April 28 French
Sicilian Prince Palermo. April 26 Prlnc«
Well* City Swansea. April 27 -. . Bristol
Alamo 51 v— ton. May 6 Mallory
EISuJ Galveetoii. May 5 ./.Mor^n
SATURDAY. MAY 12.
•ft £««> Southampton, May 5 American
•Lmbria Liverpool. May.". Cunard
•LaT..ura!ne Havre. May 5. . French
•Monterey Havana. May V. * \Vard
Tret la Bermuda. May 10 ." Quebec
SL. Andrew Antwerp. April 2» '.Phwnix
0 ™ Hamburg. May 8 Hamb-Am
£»»<:■■.. Liverpool, May 4 White Star
Cii> of Macon Savannah. May » Savannah
SUNDAY, MAY 18.
•Columbia aiaagOV, May S Anchor
•Carolina San Juan. May 8 NY* PR
•Flmninens? Barbados, May 0 . Booth
ritta dl Mllano Naples, April 27 '.'.'.' La Veloce
L* Bretaene.'. Havre. May 5 .T? . French
ElFlglo Galveston. May 7 Morgan
MONDAY. MAY 14.
•Zealand Antwerp. May 5.... n~« «._
•Noordam Rotterdam. May 5... . .".Holland-Am
Slavonia Gibraltar. May 3. ...... CunaS
21ty of Atlanta Savannah. May 11 Savannah
•Brings mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
Vessel. "tor. Une, Mall clows. V sal£
Tun.uri.. Bamla«... Ward 12:00 M 300 Dm
Rio Grande. Brunawlck. Mall .ry 3 00 Dm
Monroe. Norfolk, Old Dominion 3 :oopm
SATURDAY, MAY 12.
•Lu«-,nla. IJven>rK,l. Cunard .I:3oam 8:00 am
rhi!a<!elphia. ,<.uihamrt..n. American. a m « 30 a m
Kroonlaad. Antwerp. Bad Star 0:00 am *•'<*> a m
canova. Anter.tlT>. Lamp & Holt 2:30 am r>:o»am
MtiJadflphiß, cum.-..a. 1..-: !< K:3oam 1200 m
Morro<-Wtl«, Havana. Ward 10:00 am 1 00 t> m
Norman Prtnc*. Arcntln.'. Prince 11:00 am 1:00 pm
>.r.ir.)f Naiwu, Paramaribo 11:00 am 1 -00 in
Parnia. Jamaica. Ha:nb-Am 11:30 am 20>>_m
Li. Qaceocna, Havre, French 3-00om
.„«.!. Brtjpen. N. c.. Uoyd __ i^wSm
Prtet-rta] Hamburg. Harah-Am... ft-OOam
-Tlnu'-n.nka. London Atlantic-Trans.. — — Un» am
£*ta_MS Irene. Naples N. <: Uoyd.. 11 -Of. am
3-.I IMa. (Utv«Mon Morgan 3-00 pin
Xt Vv.r<: New Orleans. Morgan '-. 2 -00 pm
Cleaver. Galveston. MaUory 3-OOnm
Arapahoe. Jacksonville. Clyde 3-00 cm
Hamilton. Norfolk. Old Dominion 3:oOpm
Kansas City. Savannah. Savannah 3:00 pm
MONDAY, MAY 14.
Prtneefs Anne, Norfolk, Old Dominion. 3:o9 pm
TBAXSPACirtC MAILS.
Destination _nd s*.«am<-r. Close in N V
Jrpp.n, Corea and diir;a (specially ad
«lr»f»e<l only>— Keemun. .-. To-day. 6:oopm
Hawaii. Japan. Corea, China and Philip
pl::*s— iMjrl. Ola Kan Francises) May 13, 12:30 am
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of Hew York, Thursday, Hay 10, 1906.
ARRIVED.
hte?T.fT Mcj»«(i.- CBr), Ilayes. Liverpool May 2 and
Cu«~*«'»-to*n 3. to the \\ hite Star Une. with 101 cabin
and '** «teera«o pesaenaers. mails and merchandise.
Arrived st the Bar at .'. am.
' t-nai:ier <• F Tiet>-n (l»Bn». Thomsen. Cbnenhafcen
April »i, CiwMiaM 77 and <^ri«tla»i«and 2*. FVnch
liiy* & Co with «2 caUn and 215 stecra*e paaaenitcrV
mat meicUandlee. Arrived at the Bar at l:£:4Sia. m '
earner Ethiopia ''Br). KeU ■ Olasrow and Moville
Airil S\ to Henderson 15mt|-«i* with 223 cabin and 609
Httrnc i«iKji»iu and roercbandlse. Arrived at - the
Bar at 12:80 1. m.
■ tii»aii.er Outrun* (Ger r*w). iMI . tona. Ebert. Weat
A^vrni t &rs:*' "^ * °° •■ •»-"*.
to^X^^'^e! S& rSalinr Salin A aiJ'Sß A .^ra^
l««!c:«:er» and ir.crchandlse. Arrived at the Bar at
4:17 a m.
steamer Uombardta (Ital». Orene;o. Genoa April 23 and
NrpKa SB. toUirzrl. Feltmann A Co. with 56 cabin and
957 «tc«rae« i*ase.n»Trs and mdse. Arrived at the Bar
at 9 a m.
t-t.*r-«r Frieze** Irene «Gcr). Dannetnaan Genoa April
V: Naples 71 and Gibraltar ISO. to Oelrlchi ft Co. with
2M9 eabifl and I.«S ttcerase passengers and merchandise
An if* 1 at the Bar at 3 a tn.
f:«tr.'*r Tjoco <Nor>. Ndlaen. Ounpech* April 30 and
Proar«*o Mar 1. to Thebaud Brothers, with mdv Ar
rived at the Bar at midnight.
fitecm»r "e.li (Pr). . Dexter. Payta fehruary 24 Guoy
a</»;i March T. Arica 13. Iqulqu* 22. <"oi|ulmbo 29 cot
,oim-! April 1. Montevideo 14 and Ft Lxicia May 2. to
William n Grace A- 00. with 3 cabin tiaasengers and
m*-r-.hra*t3+. Arrived at th* Bar at 4 a m
Steamer Kansas < "It:- . :';«l;er, Savannah ' May " to
.the Ocran 8% Co. with i>afeengera ar.d mercbandise. Left
Quarantine at 0:15 am.
McGibbon & Co.
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT
Our floors are filled with fabrics and articles of
interest to all seeking refumishings of any kind.
Special mention is made of a new line of
linens, plain and figured, for walls and coverings —
nothing like them in the market.
FOR COUNTRY HOUSES
our Japanese Kobe Rugs for. the floors,
with our Willow Furniture in colors to match or har
monize, make an unusually good furnishing.
The furnishing of houses* is engaging our attention.
A:n7iscm::its.
THOMPSON & DUNDY'S GREATER 1906
FOREVER I-" II iSlfl PIIP If PLAY-
PfIRFVFR I II It'i ft EJ &S *P II ORGUHQ
FOREMOST Ibwlqltl. rllfa if " NATION
FOREMOST kVSS 11 I nII II NATION
.j. - . . .. . HM ■ IVIi
Season's Opening To-morrow
$500,000 added attractions, in splendor and beauty
surpassing conception and representing the genius, in
vention and talent of the world.
SEE THE NEW STUPENDOUSLY SENSATIONAL
Croat Train Robbery
The Climax of Thrilling Realism and Spectacular Theatrics.
Mundy's Wild Animal Show
Incredible Demonstrations of the Power of Man and Mind over the
Brute Kingdom Free Circus of International Arena Champions; the
Babylonian Gardens, Beautiful Beyond Compare; Esplanades Trans
formed, Mountains of Flowers, Outdoor Dining Terracee, the Culmination
of Resplendent Creations.
NEWAMSTERDAM^V^^aTTJ:
THE SOUSA d!;ViifßSg N THE FREE
OPERA CO. C r™v S RN | LANCE
Book and Lyrics by HARRY B. SMITH.
RDfiAnWAVTHE'I- B'way. 41st St. Eve. 8:15.
DnUAUTTAI Mats ' WEI), ami Sat.. 2:15.
"sib JUKrii.VANDEi.BiLf GUP
With Barney Oldfleld's Automobile Race Scene. '
I IDCDTV THKA., 42d St.. n'r B'way. Evs. 8:15.
LiD Eli ! I Last Week. Last Mat. To-morrow.
FLORENCE DfIDtTDTC in "THE STRENGTH
= nUDCnIO OF THE WEAK."
llClif VADIf THEATRE. B'way and 4r,th St.
li- ff (Una Eves. 8:15. Last Mat. To-morrow.
PRICES 25c, 50c. 75c. $1. LAST WEEK.
SAM BERNARD " THE cVr 1 ™
with 80 Funmakers. Incl. HATTIE WILLIAMS.
Next Mon. — "The Gingerbread Man." Seats Selling.
TMDJ'3jr TIIEA>rRE . Broadway and 40th St.
Ullrinl Evgs. 8:15. Mats. Wed. and Sat., 2:15.
MAUDE ADAMS P >n E J T^h Ba p r A e > ; .
UHnCnii THEATRE. 44th St.. East of Broadway.
iWUOUfI Evgs. 8:15. Last Mat. Sat.. 2:15.
LAST 2 NIGHTS.
WAI H. CRANE ln THE lord.
Will. 11* Wl\r_nC AMERICAN LORD.
NEXT I ROBERT LORAINE. ) Seat*
MON. I MAN AND SUPERMAN. I Selling.
PDITCDIfIU THEATRE. Broadway and 44th St.
UIIIILmUR Evenings 8:15. Mat. Saturday, 2:15.
LAST 8 NIGHTS.
>RAk'PIQ VA/II Cflll ln the Laughing Hit.
fuP.riUia vTILQUIIThe Mountain Climber.
and The Little Fattier of the Wilderness.
I VaHFITM B'way and 45th St. Bvga. 8:15.
■-• x *_»__. ill Mats -rhurs. and Sat.. 2:15.
m^th"THEUON and THE MOUSE
Knickerbocker **%£*£* TJTSSE"-
FRITZI SCHEFF So'SWW.
CARNEGIE MAY 13th ££
FA< - TS WHICH YOU SHOULD KNOW
ABOUT THE PHILIPPINES AND CHINA.
BURR McINTOSH
"WITH KECRKTARY TAFT IN THK ORIENT."
-'75 (OLOKKIt VIEWS.
Scats $1.00, 76c, SOc. on .«al- at Burr Mclntosh
Studio. 34 West 33d St.. and Carnegie Hall.
HIPPODROME
Thompson & Iliindy, Manag«ra.
A SOCIETY CIRCUS
With Court of the Golden Fountains.
THE PLUNGING HORSES
Evenings at 8. Daily Matinees at 2.
HAMMERCTEIM'C Dally Mats.. _.V. and 100 -'
AlflmCliOl CHI 0 1 :tl ■- Mats.. and r.iK.
BILLY B. VAN and ICOSK BKAIMOXT, RICE
* I'UEVOST. GENARO & BAILEY, anil Other*.
FRISCO EARTHQUAKE and FIRE IK^,,.
T7»Tir»f TVQ I Evirs. 8:15. Mats. Wed. and Sat.
HfikK 5 I MR. HOPKINSON
JOE WEBER'S music i New THE JAYS
lILULn 0 HALL. ! Burlesque. ' I tit JA I P
THK SQUAW MAN'S GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST.
Preceded by TWIDULE-TWAUHLE.
May .'{. to the Southern Pacific Company, with sulphur.
Left Quarantine at 7:10 a m. ■ ' "
Steamer Monroe. Hulphers, Newport Newa and Nor
folk, to the OH Dominion Ss Co with paasengen and
merchandise. I^oft Quarantine at 3:33 p m. . ■'•
Steam«r aoldsboro, furry, Philadelphia, to the Clyde
Bi Co. with rodec Oft" Highland* at 4:2«t l> in.
Sandy Hook, XJ. May 10. if.M p — Wind northwest,
light breeze; clear. •• • .
SAILED. - -
Steamrrn Oscar 11 (Dan), for Chrlstlania, Copenhagen,
etc; Vlgilancla. Havana. \>ra Cruz.. «-tc;, Manzanillu
n-üb*n», lTogrrtia and ratnpico; Darenfeli (Ocr). Fer
nancllna; Moncibello (Ital). Norfolk; Jefferson, Norfolk
an- 1 . Newport News; City .if Oolumt>us, Savannah; F.I Rio,
Galveston; Iji l^orraine (Ft), Havre; llarbarossa (fi-t).
r.ninen via Plymouth and t.tierriourn; Cretlc(Br), Najil-'s
and Genoa; Ametika (Gen. Hamburg via Plymouth and
<."herbourK; Kiorlda (Man. Genoa; Ask. (Nor), JJaracoa;
New York (Dutch tank). Rotterdam; Oeorg Dumola (Nor),
Kama; Seratoea. Fan Francisco ami Seattle; Bermudlan
4 Hi), Hamilton. Bermuda; Indianapolis tHii. Brunawlck;
Northman, 'OalveMon.
T|IE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN POUTS.
* •■■' i •-'■
L4vcrjyv,i. May 10 — Arrived, steamers Teutonic <Br),
Thompson, New York via Queen Mown.
Queenstown. M.iv 10. 12:33 p m — Sailed, steamer Oceania
(Hr). Cameron (from Liverpool). .N'»w, York. *
Cherbourg May 10, — Arrived, Fteainer Grosser Kur
fuemt (Ocr), I'rehn. New York via Plymouth for
Bremen (and proct-ii:led).
Gibraltar. May 10— Pa»»ed. steamer Erny (Aust), Cosulleh.
New York for Algiers. Malta. Venice, etc.
Prawle Point. May 10 — Passed, steamer* l:rltish Empire
<Br). Riddle, New York for Gravesead and Antwerp.
Shields. May 9 — Palled, steamer Mannheim (Gcr), Schau
(from Hamburg i. New York.
Naples. May 10, 3 p m— Arrived, steamer Koenig. Albert
(GeD. Feyen. New York via Gibraltar for Genoa;'©,
sailed, steamer Perugia (Or). Johnston, New York.
Bermuda, May H>, .10 a m — Sailed, itftnct Pretoria (Br),
McKeiizie, New York.
Fastnet. May 10 — l'a*«<-tl. ateaster Cdleago City <r?r).
Hunter, New York for HrHtol.
Santo*. May R— Sall--1. at earner Eastern ■ Prince (Br),
Thomas. New York.
Malta, May '.» — !'a:i«sd. stcor.ier BarotM (P.r). I^ee, Cal
cutta and Colombo for Boston and New York,
r.lpe nay. May 8— Balled, steamer Jamaica (Ncr). Meyer,
New York.
Patras. May 4— Sailed, steamer Georgia (Aust), Paro
vtch from Trieste for New York
Para. May 9 — Arrived. Eteanicr Maranhenso (Br), Casey,
New York.
Brow Head. May ateamet Rtatc-ivlam (Dutch), nrulne
rna. New York for n.iiiloßiie and Rotterdam, reported
by wlrclera telegraph 141 ii.|e» acuthwect.
ONE TKI.EPIIONK- ENOUCH.
Th«» tPlephcne is liu«^nd<?a to facilitate communi
cation. Two telephone, syatems increaeo the cost
lessen the utUit^, • ..-••
NEW-YORK DAIL\ tkiihm^. mudai. ajlai 11. imx> •
Broadway at Nineteenth.
MOTOR CA£S
FOR 1 i
Theatre, Shopping, Sight-Seeing,
Races and Suburban Resorts.
NEW YORK TRANSPORTATION CO.,
. Eighth Avenue and 49th Street.
Telephone 2880 Columbus.
"Greatest Automobile livery establishment la
' the world."
Write for Illustrated booklet, giving rates,
BELASCO Ev(r " s Mat Sat Present, THE giri.
DLLnOUU DAVID BELASCO Presents OF THE
BLANCHE BATES in «■%£■»
BIJOU ?'7 a £ ! 572 d Tim.. In , Ma t Sat., t.
n.«-.V^-. ! 552 york •"-«>«*•>*• Evanlngs 8:15.
DA\ID BELASCO Presents. Sd Year In N. »-
WARFIELD « n «"
** **** g: & £_, X_> l_g music master.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC— St. & Irving Pl*.
WILTON LACK AYE J^u^
Prices 36-80-75-1.00. Mats. Wed. & Sat.. 2. Eve.. 815
Next week. Andrew Mack in "The Way to Kenmare."
£Vrtt.lltl&l4U»ll Evgs. 8:30. Mat. Sat.. 2:20.
The Greatest of Comedy Successes
I CHARLEY S AUNT I
with ETtENNE GIRAROOT.
B _ MADISON SQUARE GARItEN.
SEATS AND BOXES NOW OX SALE
FOR THE
_P. S. «SI__IV_ORE
memorial Concert
ikl.-T* 2 " WAMHOSCII. • - VICTOR IIEICHFIIT
JOHN Pim.lP BOUSA. FR*.\K OAMKOSCIi
OBfHKSTRA AND BAND OF I.MO UOStII
FAMOUS VOCALISTS AND SOLOISTS.
_". 1.000 VOICES.
Prices 50r.. $1, g1.50 an.l $2. ♦
KOX OFFICE OPEN 9 TO B
MAJESTIC JsS££32^&m*g
i» E uolk HOPPER iE KAPPYLAND
CASINO Bna >a " d 39th. Eve;* at 8:15 '
_THE SOCIAL WHIF.L
PRIHGESS "'""'■ & "Mcc I ¥,;:,^-».
BROWH OF Harvard KSsliw
ARNOLD DALY^ "^ -™-
COLONIAL X-UXZi TILtBY. MILITARY OC
VULWnIML TETTK. p;d. r. Reynard. Shean &
B way .'£!• Warren, .Fred Ray. & Co.. Wolpert
Daily Mats. Trto, Hoey & Lee, and Others.
AIIIAMItKA. MAHGARKT WYCIIKRI.EY *
rthave..i;6th st CO.. YE COLONIAL SEPTETTE
Muts Dally. 2bc. Heriu'i Doga. 4 Ford* otc
HJMII EM Evrs> S:l! *- at *- 1 " '"'"'■ " rxl "'' * Thurs.'
HW»W,r| W.M. .1. KFI.I.EY STOCK CO. I Pop.
VciW Mdv:. 1 In "SO*VIN« THE \VIM>." | Prices.
WALLACinrS:rSEATS SELLING
MONDAY, MAY 14
. THE EMBARRASSMENT OF RICHES
IVFSI FMfl JESSIE BOXSTKM.K; In "ZAZA."
Vfl.«_>o LIIU* N>st wopk HOI'DINI an.l his c<3
irnrN >voni.i> IN wax. special C.KOIPB.
__H_»__.l'« C'IMCMATOGKAPH EVERY HOCK.
Ml SEE I Sun f-'runcls-o Before & After Disaster.
RACING AT
BELMONT PARK
MAY 10 TO II). MAY 28 TO .TONE 6.
Trains leave fool Epst :s4th at, (11:20) >l:40. (12:00)
1:80, «l:40). 1.50, 8:!Bl. Leave Flatnush Are. tl_:lX»). 12:1«»
1 (1:40). 1:30 _:: ,5. Leave Flatbush Aye. (12:U»> 1210.
(18:1.'.». 12^0."12:45, 1 :<;<». 1:1.">. 1:;W>. . .•
Trains in brackets run on opening day, Saturdaj-s and
Decoration Day cnly. .
Parlor can on the 12.*00 an.i '.:<»> trains from Eaet
84th' St. resen'ed for members of the Turf and Field
Club and annual subscribers.
Boxes on sale ut Wnldorf-Astorla End Flftlj Avenue
Hotel. First race. :;:.■(.< p. m.
MOTOK CABS"AND MOTOR CARS
TO THK TRACK.
B'ectrlc Vehicle Cliarßlns Station on the irrounr's
New York Transportation Co '
Sth Aye. and 4_th St. Telephone 2380— Olumbus.
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
ment, notice i» hereby clven that an act AnmMv
mil, Prlntei No. OR. Int. No. i»S. has "een nas.^T s»
both branche. ot the- UcUlature ontltlerl P * M by
AN ACT
MTM'.1:17.1.V.; AND DIRE9TTIKG the HOVRi. ftp-
ESTIMATE AN!) APPORTIONMENT OF "thpcitt
OF NEW YORK IN ITS DISCRETION TO
AND ALLOW. AND A^SO AI^HORIZIW avt»
DIRECTIVq TIIE.COMPTKOiXGR Or THE CITY
OP NEW YORK TO PAY TOJAMKS p rSir
COMPENSATION FOR SERV ORB rißNr.Kni-TI TtX
THK CITY OF NKW YORK AS Ri'PBRINTOVnB'Jr?
OK 8E( TIONS IN THiC MBPAirrM "v- oFiiSJ-I
ANI* FERRIRS OF ri.vir. ( ITY lMias
fUa:ed City Hell. Nt-w York. May 8, IWxl
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Public Notices.
PURSUANT TO STATITTORT REQUIRB
ment. notice Is hereby *tven that an met. Assembly
Bill. Printed No. 1263. Int. No. DM. has been passed by
both branches of the Legislature, entitled
TO AMEND CHAPTER FIVE HUNDRED ANDNIN&-
TV-SEVEN. ENTITLED "AN ACT TO PR£YIR£
FOR THB ESTABLISHMENT OF A BOTANIC
GARDEN AND ARIV>R"-'" I'M ON" PARK LANDS IN
THE CITT OF BROOKLTN AND FOR THE CARE
OF THE SAME." . _.
Further notice ts hereby gtven that a Public Hesrlng
upon such bill will be held at the Mayor's office. In tha
City Hall, In The City of New Tork, on Monday. May 14,
1906. at 10:30 o'clock A. M.
Dated City Hall. New Tork. May 8. J9oe,
GEOROB B. McOLELUAN.
Mayor.
This will be the second bill to be heart at that time.
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
ment. notice Is hereby given that an act. Assembly
Bill. Printed No. 2561. Int. No. lft». has been passed by
both branches of the Legislature, entitled
AN ACT
TO ATTHORTZE THE COMMISSIONERS OP THE
SINKING FUND OF THE CITT OP >BW
TORK. IN THEIR PI6CRETION. TO CANCMj
CERTAIN ASPKSSMENTS MAI>E AGAINST THE
PROPERTY OWNED BT THB CHURCH OP SAINT
JOHN THE EVANGELIST. IN THE BOROUGH OF
MANHATTAN. CTTT OF NEW TORK.
Further notice Is hereby given that a Public Hearing
upon such bill will be held at the Mayor's office, ln the
City Hall, ln The City of N>w Tork. on Monday. May
14, "1806. at 10 :3O o'clock A. M.
Dated. City Hall. New Tork. M»y R. 190».
GEORGE B. McCLELLAN.
Mayor.
This bill will be the third one to be heard at that time.
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
ment. notice Is hereby given that an act. Assembly
Bill. Printed No. 2254. Int. No. 1385. has been passed by
both branches of the Legislature, entitled
AN ACT ' ■ ■
TO AtTHORIZB THE EXTENSION OF RIVERSIDE
PARK. IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK. BY FILL
IXO IN CERTAIN LAND UM>ERi WATER SO AS
TO PERMIT THE CONSTRUCTION OF OROUND3
THEREIN FOR TIERS AND CLUB HOUSE OF THB
MOTOR POAT CLUB OF AMERICA. '' n
Further notice Is hereby given that a Public Hearing 1
upon such bill will be held at the Mayor** office. In th*
City Hall. in The City of New York, on Monday. May
14. 1808, at 10:30 o'clock A. M.
Dated. City Hall. New York. May S. \SStW__4K.
GEORGE B. McOLBLLAN.
, ■,■ Mayor.
This bill will be the fourth one to be heard at that
time. ''•'
pURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
"ment. notice Is hereby given that an Assembly
BUI. Printed No. 2230. Int. No. 1426— has been passed
by both branches of the Legislature, entitled
AY, ACT
TO AMEND THE GREATER NEW YORK CHARTER,
RELATIVE TO THE MAINTENANCE OF OPEN
PIERS * .--*■'
Further notice Is hereby given that a Public Hearing
upon such bill will be held at the Mayor's office. In the.
City Hall, in the City of New, York, on Monday, May 14.
1906. at 10:30 o'clock A. M.
Dated City Hall. New York. May 6. 1806.
GBORai- B. McCLELLAN.
Mayor.
This bill will be the fifth on* to be heard at that time.
pURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
mont. notice la hereby given that an act — Assembly
Mil. Printed No. 1046. Int. No. 86»— has been passed
by both branches of the Legislature, entitled
AN ACT
TO PROVIDE FOR THB PAYMENT OF THE CLAIM
OF JAMES R F. KELLY. DECEASED. AND
WILLIAM D. KELLEY. AGAINST THE CITY OF
NEW YORK, FOR WORK AND LABOR DONE
AND SERVICES RENDERED AND MATERIALS
FURNISHED FOR THE SEWER IN POTTER
PLACE AND ON KAST TWO HUNDRED AND
FOURTH STREKT, IN SAID CITY. ,
Further notice Is hereby given that a Public Hearing
upon such bill will be held at the Mayor's office. In the
City Hall, in the City of New York, on Monday. May 14.
1000. at 10:30 o'clock A. M
Dated City Hall. New York. May 8. 1908.
• iMMRGG B. McCLELLAN.
Mayor.
This bill will be the sixth one to be heard at that time.
pURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
ment." notice Is hereby given that an act — Senate
Bill. Printed No. S. 45«. A 3.3 M, Int. 407— has been
passed by both branches of the Legislature, entitled
. AN ACT
TO AMEND SECTION ONE OF CHAPTER SEVEN
HUNDRED AND THIRTY-TWO OF THE LAWS
OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIVE. ENTITLED
"AN ACT IN RELATION TO THE PRICE OF
ELECTRIC CURRENT FURNISHED OR SOLD IN
THE CITY OF NEW YORK. FOR LIGHT, HEAT.
POWER OR OTHER PURPOSES TO CONSUMERS
OTHI3R THAN SAID CITY AND PROVIDING A
PENALTY FOR VIOLATION." .
Further notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing
upon "bill will be held at the Mayer's office In" the
City Hall In the City of New York, on Monday. May 14
1900. at 10:80 o'clock A. M.
'Dated City Hall, New York. May ft. 1000. • . .;, r ,
GEORGE B. McCLELLAN.'
This bill will be the seventh one heard at tha^ttniw.
pURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
i>.-, me , V .n. no * lc * J"_ hereb >' iriven that an act— Assembly
oBo B f l ' l the Pr ß No. 3.S2l— haa been passed by both branches
of the Legislature. «ntitle,l
AN ACT
TO AUTHORIZE THE HOARD OF ESTIMATE AND
APPORTIONMENT OF THE} CITY OF NEW YORK
ViiiTS Dl .^;{i KTl<>N TO EXAMINE. AIDIT AND
CERTAIN <'I^\lMß FOR REIMm'R3».
MENT AND COMPENSATION FOR EXPEWI
RJT,^M^ BF:< * AI ' SK <)P DAMAGES ALLM^D
_'JJ I lA_>I A _>' rr * KS MADE IN THE ORADBS OF CERTAIN
i^R^oras^s.^ a «™--"S* OF THE
Further notice Is hereby Riven that a Public Hearing
upon such Ml will be held at th Mayor's office I? the
illoX. I _? II 10!:1 0 ! :V h o^ocV; f M^ V YOrk ' ° n MOnday ' M » y 14 '
Dated City Hall. New York. Max ft. inon
• • r ' GEORGE B. McCLELUAN.
This bill will be the eighth one to be heard'at' that
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
ment. notice is hereby (riven that an art. Senate Rill
Printed No lUS>. Int. No. 101«. has been passed 7 by both
branches of the I>'i:islntiir«\ entitled , •
AN ACT
TO AMEND THE CODE OF CIVTT., PRDCEDt'RR Rrt '
ATIVE TO THE *=>I.« ftY OF THE CI.RRK OF THH
CITY COURT OF THE CITY OF NEW TORK
Further notice Is hereby given that a Public Heai-ina
upon such bill will be held at the Mayor's once In the
City Hall. In The city 0/ New York, on Monday May 14
lIKW. at 10:30 o'clock A. M. y> * *'
Dated City Hal!. New York. May 0. UK*.
c.EOROE B. McCLKIXAN. '
This bill will be the ninth one to be heard at that time
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQ.UIRE
inent. notice \* hereby given that an art. Senate Bill
Printed No. 23t!0 Int. No. l«4ft. ha* been passed by both
branches of the legislature, entitled • . - . - ,- ,
• AN ACT • - -■...
ANUTHORI7.INO THK HOARD OF ESTIMATE AND
APPORTIONMRNT OF THE PITT OF XEW YORK
TO AIDIT AND AUiOW AND THE COMPTROL
LER OP THE CITY OF NEW YOItK .TO PAY TO
' GEORGE V KF3UL.Y COMPENSATION FOR SER
VICES RENDERED TO SAID CITY IN THP
OFFICE OF THE CORONER OF THE ROROICH
OF QUEENS IN THE YEARS NINETEFJN HUN
DRED AND FOIR AND NINETEEN HUNDRED
. .AND .FIVE A 5» A CLERK, IN SAID CORONER'S
OFFICE
Further notice Is hereby given that a Public Hearing
upon such bill will be held at the office of the Mayor. In th-
Cltv Hall. In The City of New York, on Monday. Ma- 14.
1000. at 10:3« o'clock A.M. •
Dated City Hall. New York. May 0. 100*. •
■ ;•;;. ■',':'. GEORGE H. McCTjEI__AN,
Mayor
This will be the tenth bill heard at that time.
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY- REQUIRE
- . merit, notice Is hereby given that an act — Assem
bly mil. rrlnted No. lrtCO. Int. No ISO. baa been pataed
by both branches of the legislature, entitled
AN ACT -. '■:.■<;•;
TO amend the orratek new york CHARTER
IN RELATION TO THE PUR-rHASE OF; SUPPLIES
ASK THE MAKING OF REPAIRS AND ALTBRA
TIONB FOR .THK VARIOUS CWRTS AND DE
PARTMENTS OF THE CITT OF NEW TORK.
Further notice ts hereby given that a Public Hearing
upon Hii-h Mil will *■• held at the Mayor* <v.:!r<\ in th«
City Hall In the City of New Yrrk. on Monday May
I*. UK*. at.lft:.TO -rl. rk A. M. - • /'
Datbd city Hall. Sew York. May ». loi.il.
O^OHOB 11. McCLJSU^N.
■ * - ' Mayor.
This bill will b» tJit eleventh om to bt beanl at "that
i~;Piil>lig~^pticcß.
pntSIANT TO ;" "STATUTORY REQUIRE-
Ny m«nt. notice Ml. MB*— »•• »•■■ an aet-^ssetn
bly mil No. 22«r., int. nsv-haa bsea passed b7 «»»
branches of the. legislature. entitled -
TO EMPOWER Tim rJOAHIXOF ESTIMATE AND AP
PORTIONMENT OP THE CITS _OF I.EW TORK
TO AUTHORIZE th cowirrnpuj|rt jpp .rat
CITY Ol' NEW YORK TO 'v-^f, *ofvi^-r • IV'K
. RNUE BONDSeitVPnOVnDUFOII: PAYING DEF
ICITS IN TIIE SPIXTIAU BCHOOI. rCNDS OE»j-
KRAL REPAIRS ACCOUNTS OF THB SPECIAL j
SCHOOL FUNDS Or THE I»ARDOF Wg-CC^TKg |
OF TH» CITT OF*NEW YORK. FOR THE I J***; 1 *
NINETEEN H' T'"'f» AND FTVB AND »»»*-
TEEN' HUNDRED AST* SIX. ' .-,;,,,,_ iT.nrlnr i
Further 1 notice. Is hereby glven^tbar a^nel «•»"■*
upon such bill will be Ik Id at the "■^J^^V.'L ft
City Hall In the City of New York, on Monday. Hay 14.
lr-OQ. at 10.30 o'clock A. ■ M. loftß
- Dated. City Hall, New Tj^May £ $£,_„,__*_,.
■ . . ..-»--■• .:,-:,---• Mayor.
This will be the twelfth bill to be heard at that time.
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY RBQUIRE
•*■ ment. notice is hereby given that «■£-*"£"**
Bill. Printed No. 12S!>, Int. No. «*-»£». been *»•«? by
both branches •»• Legislstwr^ r : tJ _
xr> Iv ■ alMMltal THK^BOARD OP ESTIMATE AND
XVpORTIO>««eNT 6P 'THB »TITT OT NEW TORK
TO rHANOETHB Ration OF the RAILROAD
TRACKS OF THE CONEY ISLAND AND nnOOK
LTN RAIUtOAD COMPANY IN CONEY" ISLAND
* AVFN'UE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. FROM THE
. side .of the Street to the centre
rurthfr R nSr C is hereby given that a Pub»_ "£'!"«
upon such bill will be held at th« Mayor a office, in the
City Hall In th* City of New York, on Monday. May 14.
ISM.' at 10:» o'clock- A. U. „
Dated City Hal,. New Vor^May 9. »«*
C-. ' . . . Mayor.
This bill will be the thirteenth one to be heard at that
time. .•...-.
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE-
X went, notice is 'hereby Blventhaf-an^ct^-Assernbty
Bill. Printed V* 3MB. Int. No. l_S4- ; ha« been passed by
both branches of th« Legislature^ entitled : . t .
TO AMEND THE GREATER NEW YORK CHARTER
• IN RELATION TO THB POWERS OF THE COM
HIONERB OP THE SINKING FUND.
Further nolle* Is hereby given that a Public Hearing
upon such bill will be held at th* Mayor's office In the
City Hall, in th* City of New Tork. on Monday. May U.
190*. at 1O:«O o'clock A. M.
Dated City : H. 1.. N.w Yor^May P. ."JJ^.^,
" Mayor.
' This will be the fourteenth bill to be beard at that time.
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
- ment. notice Is hereby given that an act— Assembly
Bill. Printed No. 1942. Int. No*-- 143»— has been. passed
by both brandies of the Legislature, entitled •• ■?. ■■>.«,
AN ACT
TO AUTHORIZE THE GRANT BY THE CITY OP
NEW TORK TO THE NEW TORK AND HARLEM
RAILROAD COMPANY AND TO THE NEW YORK
CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER . RAILROAD
COMPANY. OR EITHER OF THEM. OF LANDS
LYING BETWEEN CROSS STREET AT CROTON
FALLS. NEW YORK. AND CARMEL AVENUE.
BREWSTER. NEW YORK. FOR RAILROAD PUR
POSES. ' V
Further notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing
upon such bill will be held at th* Mayor's office. In th*
City Hall, ln the City of New York, on Monday, May 14.
1906, at 10:80 o'clock A. M.
Dated City Hall. New York. May 9. 1006.
GEORGE B. McCLELLAN.
Mayor.
This bill will be the fifteenth to be heart at that time.
pURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
ment. notice Is hereby given that an. Act — Aasembly
BIIL Printed No. 2212. Int. No. IMA— has been passed
by both branches of the Legislature, entitled
AN ACT
TO AUTHORIZE THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CITT
OF JfETW YORK. IN HIS DISCRETION. TO EX
AMINE INTO THE FACTS CONCBRNINC THE
EXTRA AND ADDITIONAL WORK PERFORMED
BY DANIEL DOfGLASS IN CONNECTION WITH
OONTRA<T MADE BETWEEN THE CITY OF
NEW YORK ACTING BY AND THROfGH ITS
COMMISSIONER OF WATER SCPPLY, GAS AND
ELECTRICITY WITH THB SAID DANIEL DOI'G
LASS. DATED JANI'ARY NINTH. NINETEEN
HUNDRED AND FIVE. FOR HAULING AND
LAYING WATER MAINS AND APPURTENANCES
IN HART AND VARIOUS OTHER STREETrs AS
THEREIN MENTIONED.
Further notice in hereby given that a Public Hearing
upon such bill will b« held at the Mayor's office. In the
City Hall, ln the City of New York, on Monday May 14
1906. at 10:30 o'clock A. M.
Dated City Hall. New York May 9. 1906.
GEORGE B. McCLELLAN.
Mayor.
This bill will be the sixteenth to be heard at that time.
pURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
ment. notice Is hereby given that an act — Assembly
BUI. Printed So. 1M». Int. No. 861— has been passed by
both branches of the Legislature, entitled
A.V ACT
TO ABOLISH AJTD REMOVE THB NEW YORK CTTT
HOMS FOR THE AGET> AND INFIRM, BROOK
LYN DIVISION.
Further notice Is hereby given that a Public Hearing
upon such bill will be held at the Mayor's office. In tha
City Hall. In tha City of New York, on Monday. May 14.
IWOB. at 10:30 o'clock A. M.
Dated. City Hall. New York. May 9. V.vt*.
GEORGE B. McCLELLAN.
Mayor.
This bill will ba the seventeenth to be heard at that
time.
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
ment. notice la hereby given that an act Assembly
Bill. Printed No. 1930, Int. No. MA— has been passed by
both branches of the Legislature, entitled ■■--
AM-ACTT
TO ABOLISH AND REMOVE KINGS COUNTY POT
TER'S FIELD. SITUATED IN KINGS COUNTY.
Further notice Is hereby given- that- a' Public Hearing
upon such bill will be held at the Mayor's office, in the
City Flail. In the City of New York, on Monday. May 14.
1908. at 10:30 o'clock A. M. .
Dated. City Hall. New York. May 9. 1903.
GEORGE B. McCS-ELLAN.
■ -. - ■ ■ • • Mayor.
This bill will be the eighteenth on* to b« heard at that
time. ' '. ' '
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
ment. notice Is hereby given that an act — Assembly
Bill. Printed No. 1492. Int. No. 1192— has been paused
by both branches of the Legislature, entitled
AN ACT
TO AMEND THE GREATER NEW YORK CHARTER.
RELATIVE TO CLAIMS AGAINST THE CITY OF
NEW YORK.
Further notice !• hereby Riven that a Public Hearing
upon ruch bill will be held at the Mayor's office, in tha
Cltv Hall In the Ctty of New Tork, on Monday) May 14.
HKM. at 10:80 o'clock A. M.
Dated City Hall. New York. May 0. l!»06.
GEORGE B. AIcCLELLAN.
r Mayor.
This bill will be the nineteenth to b« heard at that
time.
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
' ment. notice is hereby given that an act — Assembly
BUI. Printed No. 501. Int. No. 474 — haa been passed
by both branches of the Leglalature. entitled
AN ACT
TO AUTHORIZE THE BOARD OP ESTIMATE AND
APPORTIONMENT OF THE CITY OF NOW YORK.
TO EXAMINE. AITMT. ALLOW AND. WITH THE
COMPTROLLER OF SAID CITY. TO PROVIDE FOR
THE PAYMENT OF THE CLAIM OF SAMUEL
LEWIS AGAINST THE HA!D CITY FOR COAL
FI'RNIPHED RT HIM.
Further notice Is hereby gi\en that a Public Hearing
upon auch bill will be held at the Mayor's office, tn the
Cltv Hall. In the City of New York, on Monda>, May 14.
1908. at 10:30 o'clock A. M.
Dated. City Hall. New York. May 9. 1906.
GEORGE B. McCLEI-LAN.
Mayor.
This bill will be the twentieth one to be heard ut that
time.
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
■ ment, notice Is hereby given that an act — Assem
bly Hill. Printed No. 20»o. Int. No. H4l»-ras l.t.n passed
-by both branches of the Legislature, entitled ..
AN ALT
TO AMEND StX-'TION THRICE HINDKED AND EI«U
TY-THRBii OK THE GREATER NEW YORK
CHARTER. AS RE-EN ED BY. CHAPTER K«.>l"R
HL'NDRBD AND SIX IV v>F THE LAWS OF
NINETEEN HUNDRED AND ONE. RE__\TIVE TO
POWERS AND DI'TIGS OF BOROLUH I'RBSI-
DfcWTS.
Further notice is hereby.. Riven that a Public Hearing
upon such bill will be held at the Mayor's office, in the
City Hall. In We City of Now York, on Monday, May laV
ltft)6. at 10:80 o'clock -A. M. ... , ' *^
Dated. City Hall. New York. May 0 1000.
• UfcJORGQ B. McCLELLAN.
Mayor.
This bill will be the twenty- t.» be heard at that
time.
pURSUAXT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
ki " ment, notice '.a hereby Rlven that an ■«—Assem
bly Bill. Printed No. 21v_, Int. No. 6s+— has been passed
by both braiv.hes of the Legislature, entitled .
AX AiT
TO AMEND THE GREATER NEW YORK CHARTER
Further notice Is hereby Klven that a Public Hearing
upon rarh bill will be held at the Mayor * office In the
mm. "t V&'H-oi^k*' jff M ew Y °. rk> OH Monda >- Uii > 1}!1 }!
Dated, City Hall. New York. May '.-to*
. .. .., GEORGB B. McCXJiULAN.
tlwt >i tlme 1 '" b * the *» eat -* co n 4 "one «- be bnrtT'at
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
both branches of the. Legislature, entitled " pß ?* ed t >
TO AMESP ■ SECTION* THIRTY-FOrR OP Tim
j^S^A^^g^lg^
urS: r . h uc r h n bi{, lc w,i? bTh% th^« cc c ."f n -i h «
Dated. City Hall. New Yi-ik. May 9 lOOtt.
ptTRSITANT TO -STATUTORY REQUIRE-
B« k ZtiJftZ &W? «S^=wffcSr£srs
both branches if the Legislature, tntltletl »""•«» y
ITB DISCHETIOX, TO EXAMINE UDlt\\i»i
or ruRKtTnoN or Tin: park i»fp\rt2fvs
I>Bte.l. City. Hall. New York May !». J00«.
Public Satire,.
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE.
both branch** or the LegtoUm,.. «£ tlt ,*S *•" ***** b *
"^^^
nun company of the cnropVnrtM^
Dated City Hall. New' York. May Si IMS.
. c . • . OEOROE a acftJi^, ;
ttai! 1 * WIU be th. *"««»-««> Mil to be hiart*^^;
pUHBUAXT TO STATUTORY REQUlRE
TOjg&jßß^___feß____f»*
Da^ed city Hall. New York. May ». 190* ' ;
GEORGE B. MeCLBLLAX.
Mj T*i. win *?' th * twenty-.Uth Ml to be hear^a* eLir
gUPREMK COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION'
-» ... *5 r> *P*«m«it —la the matter ot th» uroliratin.
§§Sl^i3§Sli
Board, oujrht to b* construited «i, o»St*t j7roi_2
A*«nue Subway, rubllr sotlc* v kmby ri^Tih_t T? r
for th* First Judicial ! apartment, at a term thereof !t»
bo held at th* App«-Ilat. Division Court HouU iSShm
Ave^u. and SntH Str^-f. Bornu.h of Manhattan cS2T?
I_? ■ ft '™°°_» •__«»_ | 1 "V- or as •°°° th»r-«ft»r as cwaa
r - • heart, for the appointment ot tnre* inmsi
* ionr ™ in th* above entitled matter to awtermln* anal
l^°*V. * . t .' r 2.°* h ln «- whether a railway or railway!
in said city for th* transportation of persons and mob.
erty. oucht to be constructed an.l operate*. Th* mwm
upon which the aforesaid application will fee aaaaV ail
the petition of th* said Board dated th* Mth day of
April. 190*. and the affidavits and paper* accomosnTta?
th* same, all of which were (lied In th* o__e* of the Cl«rfc
_* l<1 ,« A )p " Ut ' Dlvl «">n •«» or about th* 20th day of
April. 1900. and tn addition thereto such other papers as
•hall be presented to the court by th* said Bear..
A description of th« route and genera! plan of conatiae
tlon of the. said railway or railways form* pan of ti«
papers filed as aforeaald with the «_t_ Clerk of tan
Appellate Division. The followias; is a brief and i_b
atanttal synopsis of the said route in the County nt _;•_-
Tork: The line here proposed eenalat* of a four track
•übway running through Jerome Avenue from about l«tt!i
Street near Its southerly end. to the Junction with TTocifl
lawn Road opposite weodlawn Cemetery. From the>
southerly end of this line two ranneetlons are provide*
with railways In Manhattan. The first Is a three track
connection leadlna; to th* brldae over the Harlem Wrap
belonging; to the Putnam Division of th* New Tork Cen
tral A Hudson River Railroad Company. Th* other a two>
track sub-ray passing linger the Harlem River to a point
In Etichth Avenue near 134 th Street. so a* to connect with,
a subway to be hereafter constructed under that aTenwa.
A third spur Is planned to connect with 133 d Street near
Cromw»ll Avenue, so as to afford a means of Junction
with the proposed Lexington Avenue subway a* piopoead)
by this Board. The object of the aforesaid application* Is
to obtain th* appointment of commissioner* who snail
determine, after public hearing of all parties Interested,
whether such railway or railways ought to be constructs
and operated, and shall report the evidence) taken to « •! '.
Appellate Division, together with a report of their de
termination, which report, if in favor of th* construction,
and operation of such railway or railway* (as this Board
will ask that It snail be) shall. when confirmed by •«.!.;
Court be taken In lieu of the consent of th* yiuajsitf
owners alon^ the lln- of said railway or railways.
Dated April 29. lt0&
BOARD OP RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD COMMIS
SIONERS FOR THE CTTT Of NEW TOBI-.
By ALEXANDER E. OBJt PrestSest.
BIOS L. BURROWS. Secretary.
gUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION".
FIRST DEPARTMENT.— In the matter of the appli
cation of the Board of Rapid Transit Railroad Comr-.:*.
•loners for the City of New York for th* appointment d
three Commissioners to determine and report whether m
rapid transit railway or railway* for the conveyance and
transportation of person* and property, as determined fc^
the Board, ought to be constructed and operated.
WHITE PLAINS ROAD ROUTE.
Public notice la hereby given that pursuant to the prn.
rlsions of Chapter 4 of th» Laws of 1901. as amended,
the undersigned Board of Rapid Transit Railroad Com
missioners will apply to the Appellate Division of th«
Supreme Court of th* St.it* of New York for th* First
Judicial Department, at a term thereof to be held at th«
: Appellate Division Court House, Madison avenue and
' 3»th street Borough of Manhattan. City of Mew Tort. or»
i the 23th day of May. 1000. at 1 o'clock In the afternooQ
of that day. or as soon thereafter a* counsel can be heard,
for th» appointment of three commissioners hi th* abnr#
entitled matter to determine and report after due hearing
whether a railway or railways In said city for th- trans
portation of persona and property, ought to be constructed
and operated. The papers upon which th- aforesaid ap
plication will be made are the petition of the said Board]
dated the 16th. day of April. 1909. and th» affldanta an*
papers accompanying th* same, all of which were filed)
in the oClce of the Clerk of said Appellate Division on OS)
about th* 2f>th day of April. 1800, and In addition lamia)
such other papers as shall be presented to t&* Court by th«
said Board.
A description of the. rout* and general plan of conn
•tructlon of the said railway or railway* forma part as)
the papers filed as aforesaid with th* said Clark of tha
Appellate Division. The following ta a brief and •ttb
•tantial synopsis of th* said rout* la the Ooamty of M«w>
Tork: This route la practically an extension of th* anama
rapid transit elevated viaduct. It I* to besta af TTTt*
street and Want Farms Boad. near tits Bronx P_rV. an?
thene* a three track elevated tructur* as planing to ran
along Weat Farms Road. Morris Park ktibbs sal Wntnl
Plains Road, to Its intersection with Snat Mat atnat.
he object of the aforesaid application la n> obtain tna)
appointment of commissioner* who shall Jalsanisna nflaa)
public hearing of all parties Interested whether aoap
railway or railways ought to b» constructed and c;-n.J»'..
and shall report the evidence taken to said ADpellat* Di
vision together with a report of their datamUnattona
which report, If ln favor of the construction anal agin i
tton of such railway or railways (a* this Board win aga
that It shall be), shall, when confirmed by Mid Owart. 63
taken in lieu of th« consent of th* property owner* along
the line of «aid railway or railways.
Dated. New York: April 23. 190*.
BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD CO2T-Cl3*
510NE89 FOR THK CTTT OF NEW TOBS.
By ALBXAKDEB «L OBJt
810-I L. BrBBOWt;
Secretary.
MectingM.
-\JEW YORK INSTITUTION FOR THB IX*
"*? STRUCTIOX OF THE DRAT AND DC3IB.— New
York. May 7 1906. — Notice la hereby given that th- annual
meeting of the members and the election of uAIHM ana
director* will be held at tl» Institution iat W«^Bgt«»
Heights, on Tuesday afternoon. May 13. ICCa «_9* cl <* ll «
The Battalion will be reviewed and Inspect** byßit.
Mai. Gen. Geor«« Moor* Smith, N. G. N. V . at 8:29.
Carriages will b« at the station of th« Snbawjr. On*
Hundred and Fifty-seventh streot and Broadway. fron»
12-30 until 2 o'el-"** to convey members to the grounda as
the Institution. Luncheon from 1 until 3 o'clock.
THATCHER M. ADAM 3. Saentary.
Proposals.
ANNUAL SUPPLIES FOR U. S. MARINE
A CORPS.— HeadQuarters V 8. Maria* Corps. Quarter-.
mastei-a Office. Washington. May 2. 1006.— Sealed pro
posals. in duplicate, to *• publicly opened m this office at
ten a m May 28 10" 1 *. are hereby Invited, for furnish-
In* laund'rv servtcV. rations, fuel and forage at Ports
mouth X H.. Boston. Mass.. Newport. R. 1., Brooklyn.
X \ ' Philadelphia. Fa.. Annapolis. Md.. Washington.
IX C ' and Norfolk. Va. . laundry serrlc* rations an 4
fuel at Charleston. S. C.. Port Royal. & C., Key West.
F!a Pensacola Fla.. and New Orleans. La.; laun.^ry
service, rations' and fnrag- at San Juan. Port Royal:
laundry service and rations at I»na Island. N. T.. and
tee at "Washington. I». C rr»po»-l blank* and other In
formation can be obtained upon application to th la office,
the Commardtng Officer* or Post Quartermasters, Mann*
Banacka. at the stations named, cr the Awistant Quar
termaster V S. M. C. 1100 South Broad Street. PMlaiiei
rhia Pa The right is reserved to reject any or all btd»
and ' to waive Informatltlea. Bld» from reguiar dea<»r»
only will be considered- P. L. DENNY. Colonel. Quarter
master. V. S. Marine Coirs.
ARMY BUILDING. WHITEHALL ST.. NEW
•**• YORK CITY April 30. 100ft— Sealed proposal*, In
triplicate will be received here until 1 o'clock p. m . May
14. 1008. and then opened, for the alteration of apprc-su
rnoteU 22 000 l««r* of Levins. Ail material for doinaj
the work to b* furnished by contractor", also new »!»•
I'ckets U-egi •.» to be reeclved at tM« IXpot and returned
"when completed free of transportation charges.
bil-l, for bl.ldtn« speclßcatlons and information fur
niXd ur.n app"cat»on to this efflce. or to the Depot
O_a_\ernVa-.ters at H0..0n. M.« Chlcgo. 111. and Phila
dVl_*VTpa. ™^»o_als must be al«n«d Sy the bidder en
3•>_ a i/,i ?r.velores marked: -Prop-^als for Alter*
iam I^'BRins." «nd »<ldressed to « H. MILLER. Deputy
yr Mr General. Depot Quartermaster^^ . -.-^ - _
I>i:OPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES.
1 Springfield Armory M^« . April . 17 19U«.--S«M«
i, #al« in triDlicate. will be received until I 1. M.
Mat I* ID.W fo- | furnlah'n. phrase. Steel. Ir..n Casting*,
oil Lum^r ll'Xar, Surlily Stationery I'uints.
UIS CheralcaU C.a« .line. Qua Stock*, etc durln* year
c. Une June V ISW7- Information furnlshej on appllca-
Uon Co" FRANK H. PIIIPPS. Cbmmand.ns.
pOKT SCIiirVLER. N. V.. MAY 5. ltXW.—
-*" 4x>t_^*' nr.ni.isit* In triplicate, Mbe received until
11 «^j£2T.lwS 'or repairs Qr, Mr. W^rf
S^X-t^o-U^^ tk EnveU S -con^^
rr^ats^wni * "marked ••Prop.> 9 a!s for repainn, wharf
a--,) addressed ijuarterinaster.
|»R(»I1»SAI WILL HE RECEIVED AT THE
1 |lure*u of Supplies ■"* Account*. Navy Pepaurt meal.
Washlngt^. IV ,P, P untn M trrtOCK A. >.Jg li
\»«. .^rt publUlv -.^ene.! tmmeJ«atel> t>.jrea|m rto
rx^ v *^^
to SCHEDI-t«& MS. Blank proposal* will orB NT
I*. S. N. N-» -«>^
PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPFUES.^-
•*" New York Arsenal. Governors Island, X. — ■%
• •»■ 11 ISO*.— Sealed r>r.">p »»ul*. la tr.piicate. »iv 99
received until 1 .Jrawln* «ten»H. ar..» «»terb*^ b«^%
instrument* r»n.l .Irawlne; "«»—»"■ — — ""'_'*^_.^— *^g
,ott..n waste, thread, forasre. lrmimcn«ery. pau»ta. •«•..
lumber, tools. .:t«sill*. etc.. during >"»' J«n«»
1907. Information furnl*e.l ©n application. Col. JOIIX
K. ORKKK. Com Ji-
r\7EST POINT. N. Y-. Apr ii- 1900.—
" Sealed propo-ala. ■In triplicate tor furnish!::?
Fuel. Fora«« and Straw, -urns the year main* Juns
*.» 1907.- will be. received her- u-tM: 1." M. May It.
1»««. Information furnt»hnl upon application. . v. 3.
reserves the rt_V to :•(«•! nr accept »ay or ■»'•* «>•<*•
or any part thereof. Envelop** 'cont_hslns prv«ro-ial«
should b* endor-od -Proposal* tot Fuel" or "Fott««
Ma Ml*," SBsaisnA <«. «UJ>nA>» ■ . .

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