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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
TIE GAL4TEA RETURNS TO NEW-IORh
SHE GOES ON A SECTIONAL DOCK AND RECEIVES a
ERKSH COAT OE POTLEAD.

The Gaatea surprised everybody yesterday by returning to
this city and going upon the sectional dock at Pkest Lieu
tenant had got far Larcmont on his way 10 Ne"
mort TO enter when lie learned that the fuAh
had entered for race and that both the American s"
were on the dry dock being potleaded He Immediately l
back toward this and anchored at Port Morris unl carry
Yesterday morning the Gaaea was lowed down 10 M
dock Al $3.50 she taken out OF the water ana
the work OF potcading her was begun Her bottom WI"
not foul but much the potlead put on before the tea
tional races had OF The work Of poeading was com
Melted evening and at high water this morning the cutter
win put overheard fast tug has been secured "inch
will Newport II is expected that IT VIII tlke SIX
e. II % the cutter 10 Trdcn Thai port
bis arrival here yesterday 'pihhP az
once nut himself communication with the New YORK lach
(lA and stated the his return e SAID thal MS
Yacht wonld surely hand AT the race OF sttur Leu
vet recovered IRON the etcts q" MS c'
remained in the Galatca cabin al HdN N'sltitF
Yesterday the kcesChoon'r tltha was entered
for the Newport This makes two c'ntre-o"atd
scbooners the Sachem and Montaue, AGAINST two keel
schooneI- the Miranda and Gitna The Miranda Wa hui
nngs In English waters have more than paid hei Oflena
In season she won -',oop .. -
The race morrow there enough wiud ana Inc
fog viii hold on. vii bc an cNciliE one
The anchorages BAY Ridge aud staten Island whore
usually do almost deserted yes
terday Everybody owning Yacht had seat u 10 newport
The Regatta Committee Of the View ora Hht un sll
for Newport Yesterday They will hold meeting with the
Citizens Cup Committee at Newport today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
pupoeEaN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON sept lG-l23O p. m.-Consols 1905. for money
and 1907 for the accounts United states Four and a
Half Per Bonds 1885, Atlantic aud Great Western
FIRST Mortgage Trustees Certificates. 90 Canadian Pacific
60a- Erie 3lTs do second Consols lO5% Illinois Cen
trail l89s Mexican Ordinary ~; ST. Paul Common 9y's
Newly ok Central. 1884 Pennsylvania. GOsi Reading
10.
So francs - = centimes Tor the account
LONDON, sept. l6.-i D. m.-COnsos 1904 for money
100 1915 for the accounts United States -Four fei
Bonds 1894. do. -Four and aiisn Per Cent BONDS
ll3ll Atlantic Great Western Mortgage Trustees
Certificates 12s.I Erie, 34a Mexican Ordinary ,ssti
ST. Paul Common 1905 Pepnsy yaDia, CO.. Reading, los
Canada y Orthw est Land Company, 81.
hudson Bay Company, 24'
Bar silver is quoted Al A37s per ounce ,.,ooo
The bullion hank Of England has Increased El0sVVV
The proportion the Bank Of England liability
which last week WAS ~ 1915 per cent s now sor pei
cent 80,
Paris quote Three Per Cent Rentos at 80 francs
account and exchange on London AZ 20
francs 80 ocnines tOr checks.
Spanish fours 81 - .
PARs sept l6.-1he weekly statement OF the Bank o
France of 050OoO francs Ia gold an'
2SU,uu0 francs in snysx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF New.YoRx pEALtygA

Wheat developed decided rreguariy yesterday but the net
result OF the fluctuations thrilling gain Western ad'
vices encouraged slightly better tone IN the early radlnS
but under the influence OF unloading by light wistcd
bulls prices fell of cent More encouraging cable us
patches effected rally, but the close was weak even
though better follows October o62' November
$50 December e97s January 9l3 May 96's cents Spot
lot, were weaker and fully aQl2 cent lower,
although shippers took over 10000 bushels The
shipping demand for reached the extent OF $4,000
hushes declines cent for cash lots The options
were firm early dealings but the afternoon witnessed
that left prices ia cent lower as follows sep
TENDER 49ls. october AGA. November 5O'b December
81 January o. May, "a cents Oats on the spot were
easier In tone without change in quotations The options
shove slight improvement at the start bt ended u
changed At 81 September 80 for October 33fOr Novem
Der "a for and 36 cents Tor Nay The lard market
yas sluggish but weak Ia sympathy with pork maj prices
show OF points fol- September al - 20 8io october AZ
73 November at - 80 and December at 80 o. ahi io
January AT ~ 81. - - D,,os.,
The receipts grain yesterday az New York Philade
and Boston follows wheat 3of oJE
bushels corn 29l4SS bushels oats bushels total
grain 96i527 bushels; -four. 2526i baTres Al thcAgo
Milwaukee Louis the arrivals were Wheat o2425
bushels 1902 bushels; oats 1882 oushes tota
graiu $50 392 bushels; -four, 22,077 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
4 MEMBER OLA NOTORIOUS GANG.

Frank :. wilson alias Campbell. age thirty four was
brought before United Commissioner Lyman yestcr
day for Wilson IS said TO IF member OF The
notorious Spring burglars who have been oper
ang for along the Hudson He formerly hVed at
Kigthave and ST. this city. ana claims TO be
riuer by trade Cananiaigua and Buffalo short
lime ago emily e gang met Ia beer shop IN TINS clty
and determined nakea raid the posofce al Highland
y Y Preparations made 10 eaten Tue gang uty
should appear Wilson went 70 the place under te disguise
Of travelling salesman for the firm OF Suanee x o. 10Y
this city, fictitious firm Wilson VAN he resi- OF
the the niEhto
& surprised and W lson arrested
and locked up the Newburg jail The rest e,capei IL
sou when the Commissioner Yesterday waived
examination aud pleaded guilty He refused to give me names
committed To- Ludlow streetJa Tor
trial In valise found burglars Kit two rsNolv
ers and Of cl0rOfOm Letters ana huhpcI OF
t.wn t.ckets also found In his clothes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Thursday. Sept. 16. 1885.
DoLrHis PArhKSr.-A warrant for $i5. 900 bas
been issued TO the assgnees of John Roach in pay
ment for the Dophin and for care OF the ntor
Puritan THIS 10 accepted In settlement OF al claims OF
John Roach against the Government and the Dol phn
becomes IN law what she long been fact the prop
erty OF the Government
CONSUL GkEENBAUM's REsIGsArios.-It is understood
that the resignation OF Mr. Gresnbaum as United states
Consul AZ Samoa has not been received although
quested some weeks ago
ADELAIDE ExHIBIIIoxThe Secretary OF State has re-
csived series OF printed doeu nents relating TO the
Adelaide Jubilee Intern atonal EIhibiton which 10 TO
DO opened June 90 1887 which date s the 90 pple-
tion Of the fftieth year Of Queen Vctoas reign the
colony OF South Australia
FoURrB-CLAss PosrNAsTERS-The Acting Postmaster
General to-day appointed, smong Others tue following
fouTtb-cass Isaac Narkle al Hurd Penn
Hiram Day ct Wesley, hAnei Joseph Il MeRenna.
81 CTompton, X. l.; George v eeyin. At EAtck, X. l.
ATTEMPTED BRIbERI.--A young lawyer. of Philadel
phia recently attempted to brlbe clerk In the Office Of
the First Controller TO expedite the settlement Of large
utmbcr Of Alabama claims, In which he interested.
He asked tho clerk be would smoke. At the same limo
lendeYipg roll OF money made 10 the form OF Gig
Ste clerk reported the circumstances 70 his superior
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
CLASSIFICATION OF DoNsKor WOODS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Is. - The Collector of
Customs al NewYork has eportod to the Treasury De-
srtment that large quantities OF Donskoi woods
being Imported AT York. aud he requests instruc-
lions whether they should be classified washed
secured wool The woods desert bed as being in
better condition as to cleanliness and freedom from
grease and extraDeous matter than those imported at
New York last and which formed the basis OF the
DEPARTMENT. decision OF March ~. 1856 The Collector
inquiries whether In making ais returns 10 the char
acier OF the shall be governed by such csion
IN each Instance 20 chemical analysis
and commercial designation. He has been Informed
that the absence OF samples proofs. the Depart
ment unable TO give as To the
Classification OF the wools I'm question: The Acting Sec
rotary says however that the Appraiser should care
fully examine each Importation 10 ascertain whether
u secured wool or not ana 10 OF doubt recourse
may be had to chemical analysis, commercial desgna
tOn such other means be deemed essential for
the purpose OF satisfying him OF the actual condition OF
the WOOL The result is TO be reported to the Collector
for his action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
RATES THROUGH THE SHENANDOAH VA
DIR. HosTETrERs CONVICTIONS

PITrsBURG, Sept. 16 (SpeciaD. When asked
to day there In the story OF union oe'"ee"
Mr.. Gowen and the Drexe syndicate in Reading, Dr.
uostetter said: "Mr Gowen has prepared plan for
the zation Of the Reading road and has offered
the Drexel people opportunity OF taking hold OF us
plan believe this plan OF Mr. Covers will be put
into working shape with perhaps some notifications
We fully expect the supreme Court to sustain our posi-
ton when the October begins and then the Reading
and south Pennsylvania matters will take definite
shape believe the Drexel people will join Issues with
Mr.. Gowen." ,,- 49,,
ghIogheny road seems 10 indicate beef that tho
south Pennsylvania vlI he buiit I"
ives we are very firm IN faith that point and
there Is othing to stand way when the supreme
Court decdes."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
CALENDARS TO-DAY.

suPRYME COURT CHAMnERs- Before Andrews, J-N Nos
40 80 ST. So 81 1872 l39 1872 1875 POI JIG III 10 Z5o
1913 235 235. 237. 23r, 239. 2sO. 2il, 2i2, 2t3 go
sUHRoGATT's COURr-Betore Rollins s-ltWi 81 d. Jahes
THOMPSON; 200 will Of Elise Stang; 900 VII OF Thomas
27s WiD Of Eliza Mccarthy % VII Of Joseph buckley
CiIY CoUKr-TRIAL TERM-PAR1 I-llefore Browne 90
Nos 6j3 sj2 1916 30. 1863 40, III "a 10 90 ~
1915 - -.
nos 73l 10 776 III, 77s l2s3 1881. l2sj ISL 9i8
1882 l4 l75 ll76 1s4s 1867 1903 l2Ol Z2b $685. l4iO
llO4. 1921 122s. 1345. 1902 1874. -
cry cea1 TEAL IEiN - e N W. Io7
i27s 1907 57O lO7 1919 9l3, 1856 lOj2 1423' 1901
1909. 1854 - - -, Nd.
CorRT or GENERAL sfssIoSs-PAEr I..Before tecorfcr
Snvtl and Attorney Felows.NoS J. 2
J. : o. 10 IL II. - II, 10 10, H. Is. 10 20, 2l22
% "a p be- 81. % 20, 80 81. 80
CORN % CENTRAL -IssIONs-PART IIBcfOre Judge iu
der.leove and Assistant District Attorney Bedford Nos
J. 3 g. = o. 10 ], ~ 10, H. 10 10, H. - ~, ~
2l 10 % 2G ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
ALL QUIET IN 1Rs AoUEDUcr BoARD.

The Aqueduct had recovered yesterday
the Of the day before The minority naturally
well pleased the majority at the result Of the
Commissioner Rdgwsy said that he did not think
IN General Newton 10 present those amendments without
consultation with AL OF his colleagues That the
Why hs advocated executive session He did not see
either how President spencer cond vote for the
Of the ngneer corps and clerical adding materially
tbs Of building the squeduct after recently
pressing his satisfaction with plan Of reorganiza
ton and voting for IT.
TIE 6Faghe yesterday alleged that part OF President
Spenoers oihde rent paid Us the Aquoduct Commission
aud tat bis law clerk Is on the payroll OF The Commission
President spencer said that the Offices a0ning his were
used by the CONSTRUCTION Committee lie had nothing do
with ueu and only used
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGE SCE.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 16 Especially 1.-The
baltimore and Oho's New schuykill East Side Division
was In operation to-day, when the fret regular
seuger train over its tracks. Tho train
long one and carried Knapp Battery. Gerrys 29th and
ariees l47th Regiments Pennsylvania Volunteers all
veterans. They went direct to Gettys-
The Reading Railroad placed fifteen locomotives
their tracks III this city to-day. They are all sup
piled with Wooten fire box ana are The most power
fnl engines owned by the company said that they
a mile IN fortytwO seconds with loaded train,
ana should an emergency require IT, nile can be made
in forty seconds, or perhaps little less.
ClSClNSATI, Sept 16.-Tho Cincinnati Hamilton and
Dayton Railroad stockholders to-day resolved to issue
preferred take up bonds bearing hve. six
per interest Tho preferred stock is TO
lie redeeabe in three years at the option OF the
pany with guaranteed dividend OF six per cent.
per to be deferred until redeemed. II redemption
Is iponed for ten years, the dividend TO he four
per cent The amount OF stock TO be i.sued is about
Sl0O0O,000.
CHICAGO Sept. 16-The meeting OF the Western Pas
sehger Association Is still In progress, but nothing has
as yet been accomplished beyond defining the bound
aries the proposed pool The Wabash objects to the
Years selected upon which base the percentages.
There seems but little doubt. however. this evening.
that money pool will finally be agreed upon.
WASHINGTON, Sept l6.-Consul Stevens, at Victoria.
b. in report to the Department OF State calls atten-
ton TO that merchandise In considerable quaint
ties from San Francisco destined Chicago and Ne -
York is being shipped over tue Canadian Pacific RS
way.
WINSIPEG. Man., Sept. 16.-Cable advices have been
from II. sutherland. NJ. r., president the
Hudson Bay Railway Company. stating that financial
have been made for the immediate begin
ming OF work the railway. Rails being shipped
ana Mr.. Sutherland starts from England sunday nc
companied By the chief engineer OF the road
Tho time in which the stockholders OF the Wabash st.
Louis and Pacific Railway could avail themselves OF The
Ilan offered by the reorganization com nttee ha. er-
PRED and nearly all OF the stock said by o. d. Ashley
one OF the committed, 10 be Deposited. The exact
amount will be known only when al from England
are received 10 English deposits. There Is little
doubt that the reorganization will be carried out as
proposed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
STAINS ON yHg PUBLIC MONUMENTS

statement published yesterday that the Worth Mohu'
had been much discoored by attempt to clean inc
with acids under the direction Of tho PARK Depart
ment authorities have recently given directions 10
Superintendent make changes ABOUT tne
Franklin Statue In Park Row and tho Washington Statue III
Union Square, but President Beekman told TRIBUNE TO
porter that no instructions had issued by him respecting
the Worth Monument some time ago. no continued MI
Stokes OF Holman House. wanted to clean the Monu
his expense and believe he did set men at work
This action reported and 1t was stopped at
once"
" Is tho work tho Franklin and Washington statues !"
include cleaning OF the bronze r. asked the reporter
"Not all The granite Of the Franklin Statue las
been stained with mud and tobacco Juice and these stains
The been broken down around
the statue have directed the superintendent 10 prepare
plans enclosure that will include greenswsrd
around The monument for several years has
looked dirty and uncared for and the object OF the Department
remedy this will he planted and trained 10 grow
portions Of the The workmen have reported mat
the bronze has been dshgured also but before doing anything
have directed Mr. Parsons 10 con-
sui an expert to the best method OF doing It,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
"UyBAL1NCED BIDsv DISCUSSED.
ONE OF JOHN 3RADY's CONTRACTS RECALLED
TRYING TO SET ASIDE TWO JUDGMENTS.


motion to set aside two Judgments against the city 3D.
tanned by Brady and his brother Bernardas MS
occupied the attention OF Van Worst in Superior Court
Chambers yesterday Brady obtained the contract LOT
opening Ninety .Gfth.st from TeDthave to river
side Park In August, 1888. III was case
OF unbalanced bids" The preliminary surveys called Tor
the OF 1880 cubic yards OF earth ana oto cuo0
yards OF rock besides curbing and Tagging
by Brady offered to remove the earth for IS cuc
yard and the for onequarter of cent ynrd Ihe
and absurdly low for removing rock, nc.
according to the views of the Corporation Counsel The total
OF the two bids was figure than any other bid mace
and Brady obtained the contract o. Thompson was
Commissioner Public Works at the time and >
Grant Controller 1t Samed ina, inc b mount OF
rock to be eIcavated was only d9"V '"g be
fS FSs ont was yards thus ransposng tho figures
given the bid of Brady Work was begun cary t mere
was wrong r aa9 TSe HIST charge
For these ann Amounts Brady obtained Judgments
against the city The Controller afterwatd "a MS Is I'M
derproest In all he paid 70 per cont Of !S 'T pr
was completed Bdys brother has sued the city for the 80
per cent Herman X. yiee son OF General loe na''ns
certified az surveyor the work that had been done "c
The Corporafon counsel In behalf of tho city claims that
that an claim for overwork amounting 70 ooOoV
T. not Justly behalf Of the city Assistant corpora
LII The Judgments already obtained he set
aside and trial ordered L. Lahn Kellogg opposed the
properly performed Roscoe Consiing assofaed WIN ut
Masten contract scheEe 10 swie te
city and was aDou oproceed with his argmeh We IStSe
Van Worst account OF PRIOR engagement hpVuh to
hearing until ll:SO An. Otay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
sgOT TUROrGH PNEUNATIC TUBES

The Automatic Delivery Company which has Just been in
corraed proposes TO and operate In this city
,ystem of pneumatic patented by Edwin b Leaycr
n. inventor the Western Union time ball The system Is
already in operation large stores for transferring cas-
the cashiers deck. The OF
company placed AZ S5DOovO. building ia Nests
been manufacture OF the luOrs
machinery necessary TO operate them.
The company hopes To Introduce IN this Guy system OF
rand delivery ior messages packages with stations at
points and the inventor confident That TIE ~
TEN may extended 10 lOnkers BfOOk and Jersey lly
IL also proposed transport the malls between
brooklyn and New York and between the main posi- once and
OF the tubes IL l.
lie guine khOldcrs that eventually the ianppot
boxes viii be connected BY this system with the general post
oflg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
TROUBeE OYER A FOOTBRIDGE.

committee OF property consisting OF O. H. NC
Vey Lester A. Lester S Whitman and others. called
on General yesterday and protested against tearing
down the bridge connecting the Elevated Railroad at ono
hundred and fifty .ffs anil Eghhave. with the heights
at Tenthave They said that the bridge was great con
vennce and the residents IN the
The Department OF Public Works proposes 10
open misunderstanding fifth ST. from the Harlem to the
The work given TO contractor who about
ago asked permission TO the bridge Ihs
granted and thirty days were given to the residents IN
which adopt plan Of relief deemed best by
Deputy Commissioner Smith finally decided 70 SEND an
n0neer OF the department meet the committee al the
bridge and discuss the matter Judge Freedman OF the Su
perior Court the day granted injunction reSran
ing the contractor from removing the bridge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
TIE TRADE IL CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, sept 10 CSpscaQ.-octooer PORK was down 10
$40 30 this morning making drop OF over 81 20 barrel IN
twodavs II sold at sll IS Tuesday From $40 022 the
opening price october option went up 20 $40 Ros
were supported all time by Armour brokers' They
started at about 81 80 for October BY noon october was
o The provision pit was excited all day. The other
M no lr and weak October touched 1855 cents
Tho private cables in depressed There was no sIlp
ping any where reported When the mah,1 WI -.
however, there large purchases pr sumaDy
for Reau Linn Kent october com was as 10" as 81
n charters today 10000 bushels OF corn and
900 us OF barley The freight rates are down 70 "a
}ufalO the short afternoon board nero
was little rally report that 20 loads Of wheat han been
$500 a. HeuYorL The close October wheat, 70 .
cenfs Octo,ef corn 393 cents october pork $40 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
MAKING READY At NEWPORT.

NEWPORT r l.. sept l6The steam yacht Electra. Com
odore Gerrys flagship arrived here tonight and VIII be the
Judges boat Saturdays The English yacht Miranda
in easIery storm has prevailed all day. max
ing the duh aud dreary Subscriptions are com
ing in fast and the interest Increases every honr
All yachts entered expected here ealy morrow
and TO night the full Of craft The Sow and Pigs
course gves from the shore and that 4 taken
end OF the island viii be lined with people The
the yachts in such directions That nothing
can be OF the except the start and finish
NEw.HAvyN, Conn. Sept 16-The yachts Grayline Mcn
tank and Dare weather bound IN this harDor
These vessels way Newport attend Satur
races
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
CLOSING yHE TRIAL or GELS AND KRroFR

All the testimony put In yesterday the trial Of Ncho
las and Henry Kruger for Tie Romes
who driving saltwater wagon Ludox Delaney
sts May last Several bremen Of Engine Company No
II testified that Gels ned 10 climb up get Romos who
kicked back. DR.. Philip Boswod that Kruger
handed Gels piece OF seantng with which struck
Roncis the head: Gels himself testified
ROneis called him and Kruger Vile aud
PLANTATION demanded H0neis Witness
Gels admitted using to stick lie denied hay said
KIN the driver lawyer Blake skod 10 Introduce pert
umony that homeis had ded natural causes Colonel
Fellows willing provided he himself could put
the stand tat cholera morbus tbs
settled the expert side OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
Rl,PgrNG THE PURITAN WITH OIL

NEW BEDFORD. Mass, Sept l6 fSpscaL.-The yacht PuIi
the railway yesterday and received coat Of lead
She came night. the lead working sasfac
tory again the railway today and rubbed
with PC roleum came night shining IKE
Wilson, the Boston amaker has Ocrhauled her head
sails slightly altering The gan Orsail and III Captain
Croker aboard and will take her Newport
has entered iOr the race OIL saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
has r1E IvIrNcrIoN REEN YIOLATED.

Argument heard in supreme Court Chambers yes'er
day by Justice Andrews on motion by cxJudge Often
hocfer made behalf OF Loo Golmark and Henry Conrod
asking Sydney RoSened be punished for contempt OF
court In violating injunction commanding him to refrain
from producing Hussar together with the song
Read the Answer stars" and from assuming to e1er
else any control ownership OF the opera $50, 49,, =,
Samuel Uncrmyer the defendant c0nendeu ta tlp m
Junction been disregared aud that the opera had
Simply rehearsed with view 10 presenting u inc IN
Junction should be dissolved justice Andrews reserved MS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
A LULL IN TIE TELBGRAPH WIRE STRUGGLE.

No request has yet been made to General Newton by the
Western Union Telegraph Company for permission to bury us
wires It Will probably do so today howeveas the Executive
Committee had the application almost finished last evening III
thisdocument the company prove that the
franchise granted to IL by the Common Council on May l. 1855
laying conductors underground still holds good
and not nyadated by the act Of the Legislature creating
the subway Commission then the company maintains
that II should be compensated for its outlay ,, -.
Daniel L. GibDens counsel for the subway COMMISSION ds
Mayor letter calling his attention 10 the pac
Of above the surface OF the street by he
Company that notice has been given 70 he
company wires, but such notice mas peen
given By department OF the city charged with the Ieo'
< of such ObstructlOn