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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11

capital is said to be placed at small an amount w.
two reasons. One is that the promoters 90 ho' "''
to pay taxes on larger amount until they nave Whon
the franchises necessary 10 carry cut telr pa +nch
these are secured, they increase the caplIa M
easily enough. Another reason IS that uerv - to
need for any for some time Nj DI 70
said Yesterday that the present plan "dso sPiI 10
bring about a public discussion OF the sVncIISs Iii
had any merit he said II would be upheiu anu nm
adopted he was sure II 1t had no merits, ul s .h
would OF course be rejected. The engineer VI unu
road is O. II. p. Cornell. a Bother Oh On" w.
Cornell and the consulting engineer Is ''eorgc - 'u
Ison who IS the director OF all the properly IN u,is
country controlled by Barring Brothers, OF .S
I'm which they have interest. summing up ah '"o
advantage, over other lines Mr.. Heuning sald -. !.
The advantages over all surface lines dIc uI"' -,
disturb, the surface the least and by coming 10 'o
surface avoids the use Of elevators a. Is necessary ~
any o her tunnel system The OF gravity secures
the maximum speed In shortest time WIN aDIt nv
10 carry It nearest to the stopping Roht anu "'
securing greatest aggregate speed. Inc oppos!" ~
cline not only stop, the trains In the shortest uIe
NOS slblc hut affords positively safe bihHe' "on
makes il mpu,sIble for trains 10 get beyond control
II avoid. m. and tear on "ileels anu aH ,9 y,
ibc r.c Of brakes: aud wear and tear on rails d,
initial points and I'm fact on the whole lengtn 3i
The line II affords the minimum OF approach, M i.f
bos heretofore been Of the greatest dlmculIIes
in buildng deep tunnels. II is cool IN summer anu
YARN in winter and cannot be interrupted DN log
"y ar fires along It's line. The percentage OF opera,
Ir, eynense to earning capacity Will be very ngnl
and II presents great advantages oyer any oOsr - -
Tom I'm regard To safety. which IS most important o
ali an eminent engineer says that me FACTOR o,
.ofety /, reduced to the least possible hnlihuI' 49,
,,.i moi b, greater than 70 twenty OF inc p'utH
chance ~ the elevated roads, and one to hiteeh Oh
that Of the Brooklyn Bridge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11
4 PLAN F0R GETTING PEOPLE 70 cgrRcg

How 10 get people % church Sunday evenings has
always been v'Ned problem ~ PASTORS. The Bloom.
lnrdalc Reformed Church. boulevard and West sixty.
ciehth-st solved the prob. making the evening
service interesting and profitable The service begins Of.
? 40 O'Clock. TO have All wof.hlppcrs promptly In
their paws there is. from 80 10 a. organ aud
violin recital Then follows service Of song and
sponse The pastor tn Row. Madison C. Pct-s believing
in giving thought b timely topics but not 40 the sacrifice
Of he Sermon talks from Ave n ten minutes
that ought rghtd and then breaches gospel
His prelude this evening viii BE- "P0ce Matrons" his
-..rnon "PTOdigal Sons and Daughters" This variety
rings the church lovers Of music those who believe
ia Applying Christianity u timely topics wei ~ thos"
who Of evangelical FIR and fervor After
the sermon the audience d,mi d and oftcrmeetlnR
held and those Interested n the subject Of
personal religion asked n r"main. and those who
desire 10 lead life asked 10 write their names on
card their Addresses and when they are at nome anu
the pastor follows mp his work by visit 10 their homes
Thus new families brought In every Sunday and there
is a con slant revival.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11
4 FINE MODEL OF THE OPERA HOUSE

large and handsome model OF the interior OF me Metro
poan Opera House just been placed in the oooy IN
front OF the box.oce window IL Is OF copper hhc u
- 49,. ,,ot,hs , 294 nounds It was made by A. j.
H., rho hro,hor OF Henry Z. HOyt the scene painter
the house He began 1t about the LIST oil september
and IL not vet quite finished He has had ao times ths
helm Of four other IL i've feet long four feet esh'
inches high and four feet eight inches wide The scale
49, hal, inch IN the foot The view OF IL is obtnined
,brouch the opening repr sentng the proscenum sreh me
auparance being Of the spectator 5000 on us
stare facing the back house Every box and every
seat In the is represented and the deoraohs sFs
,onied from the actual ones walls galleries and cell.
ING The pt for the orchestra ascs doors posts ana
gas Jets are all represented accurately possible Tine
use Of the model is people who buying seats
exactly where and how they Ee sitnsts1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11
DEyOrNCING THE SOCIALISTS.

a,>,rrr. cOMPERS DECLARES THAT THEY AXE
FALSE To THE CAUSE OF LABOR
-, ,,,.c- ,hre, months. and especially since De'o"i
10, = every meeting 81 the Central Labor Fcuri aVo'i
hos be.n marked by chickering's over III" '"'''''
,,c,t.. from purely Socialist ORGANIZATIONS
/ o.,,,,eI GomperS president Of the American r'"''N
,,o, ~ Labor refused them charter anu =" -
so,u.nce has been bitterly denonh"o' W ,n .
has at last lost patience, ara S'''o'u'' ~
s,,temcpt Of which the following Is par ,., ~,
49, .yer,l weeks past / hay" been tAe oo'',. VI
,,o, and malicious attacks because OF cer"'" - ~
-, m. Detroit Convention ot IA" N"''N'" -, non.
Labor which refused to admit 10 IL -, -, a
o,onb.t who represented BODY composer !" P -,
-, ,,.,. accumulation. VIZ | a pflNM' III wv
I, coud IGNORE these attacks but ho'u'"s v"
ro.ton do should be- wanting n my uuS
them unrehukrd ,,, ,h,, i,,smuch
49, ,h American Federation Of Labor was fede'""o" :"
- x,tton,l and International trade unions p'"l
cr,nosed IN part Of political party orsanba''o" va"
entitled TO amiaton with MS That po''o" rs, ~,
tanned bv my colleagues OF the Executive '" .. IN
tho Detroit Convention. To-day The SOCIALIST par" "
49,, 10. T., q, m. control Of an element dangerous 10
,,ue ,,rorrcs. and a menace TO the men IL Pio''''' "
serve; and propose. A. far ~ Hes VIM" IVY hso
nrotect them from the mrchlnations oil q '''qu
,,sepc I'm any movement bodies disaster TO IT, Ih'y u'
NOT combat the Federation openly h'no' my -.
to ,hc ncht on me- for NV defence OF us Pr'h''Pio'
and no,cy Their personal attacks on me are mal''ouI
false The situation demands that shouli oe p'o'1'
and discuss the personnel o. the leaders OF TINS parry
e. Notorious f,c that of the leaders of the Soc'no
notca party have proven themselves trck'fS anu wiz
nuer Of the lowest orderdshonest in all their proieo
and false to the cause OF labor ,,,-..
Mr. Ciompers then attacks several prominent socn''S
and accuses them all Of dishonesty, and calls te'n
schcmers and pettoggers, only interested IN in'rea
ing the power Of their organization, by any poS'o"
means In CONCLUSION he says .u, .ts
man may be \ Socialist or any oth'r ~ ." W.
, cboo.ing but We hold and shall insist upon MS eooo
standing in the trades union as condition essential
his right to speak act IN council oi ''u''
unionists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11
CRUEL FATE OTERTOOK THE WHELPS

CHANGES AMONG THE ANIMALS IN CENTRAL
PARK
For some time past great hopes have hccn enter
tanned AT the mcnaccrie In Central Park with regard
10 an addition to the fclin" tribe. Mr.. Leo has been
for several DAYS hidden from the public with the
aid Of heavy scautlugs and early YESTERDAY gave
birth to three whelps. Whether the fear Tor her
wlcIps Of The same close confinement which she has
fctted against for months Influenced her or not. Or
whether IL was the mstI1cIdal mania 70 which the
fe.idae are part 'cularly prone. j. not kn"wn. hui
hardly we've the cubs born before she had eaten
Them There wa, no chance - saving them. Or.
Conchin and the Keepers would have done II II
possible. but II an impo.sihIlity.
DR.. COncknn has had offer = female llama
in exchange for a male s'aie. and this he was
Glad H. accept ~ he had male u'lSlale % spare.
Yesterday afternoon IL was determined - put the
eighteen month nylghalc into It, for tran poria
ton to sells brothers. Columbus. Ohio who are
sending the llama. The mammal house WIS closed
10 the public and well padded box wherlcl
round t. tho entrance OF tie nyl-haie enclosure.
brother and sister had lived there for month";. Tho
moving round of the travelling box caused con
siderable excitement amOrk tie other deer. especially
the hartbec~t. TIE door OF the cas-" opened. ard
then the fun began. The fleAaic had mo- WISH u"
leave IT. pleasant quarters, but iJpl-hl' taxing thc
open gate for an exit Tor frr~om. was in a m"nc1i
hustled INTO IT, narrow cage. nailed No and sent los
express g. ohio.
Tho rev dor enclosure due south II the present
meuagcrie VIII soon be- ready fpr n, tenant. Al
ready t. the rOcluck has been gwen home In ono
If it, shds. is intended to move AL the deer
from their present enclosure aud move them to U,
ucw one. The old decT enclosure. just outside tho
elephant house. f. 10 have strong ron fence bnii
round IL. and newt summer VIII y nsed ~ summer
prC mcnlde for the elephants. THIS will b" g''at
Improvement NJ, Murphy and the babe Gehc-
moth IdfIma. are dong finely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11
TO ARREST SEVEN MUTINOCS SAIL0BS

THE CREW or THE BARK MAUANHAS fh"' -
INSUBORDINATE
rob, n Mott Assistant District Attorney, yesterday
mazda apnIcatou TO Commissioner shields for the ISSUE
of warrant for the arrest Of seven seamen charSeu
with Insult and mutlny the American DaIh 'a''"N'
The application was mode upon receipt Oh ul9P"
tr,n Ramon o. Williams. United states ConSli'"cho'''
AZ Havana 10 the effect that the men were Oh DoN "
s,eam,hlp Yncatan, Of the Newlork and Cuba MAI
steamship Company which Is expected 10 d''''o " '''
city today or on Tuesday next
Tho Natauzas IS a vessel Of 1000 tons. with ere"
~ fourteen men all told. under Captain ERICKSON WHO
is A uaturaIized American Of swedish brth' enc -
owned by ". u. Mun'on, Of NO ~ wan
To A Tribune reporter Mr.. Munson Sald yes'erua'' '"
no had received nows OF the affair, WHICH V'"ii'u
.,o,, ,,ro ,c,eI,s ago while the bark was taking
- ,.,, a.. Natanzas The crew, which was
picled ND i'm this city before the voyage was o Na''"
,,a,t,,al,ti.s and most Of the men. beng unable 10
,.d r write had no clear idea OF the PROVISIONS VI
,le contrac, under which they were ehgaecu'
contract stipulated that they were required III "'u''
:, h,,dln, the vessel on the voyage. To ASSIST ~
Io,due and di.charelug the cargo Al inc P'I ~ nd
II also provided for the payment I'll "'e'' ~ Wv
oi t.c Nea,as the seven seamen employed on the
,, ,,,f.gd 10 handle the cargo 81 sugar anu
,brrcupon reported by captain ERICKSON 10 eio ID
va ,ilr,n was done by the Seamen. As Is custom
Wv, ~ u,b cases they were held for some t i
- ., Lrluc them terms, n pOsrlOe, loI Wy .,,,
order - Vim w. vry@Ce A. they were still unwilling
I'm, work. The Consul AZ Havana sent tHeH ~ ~
the yatqa 70 This city, %A her. t ycyas w when the
,ir,,mv of the captain and the other witnesses "a"
be secured. o.,rV,,,as he trouble 10
=, -, no mon did not understand that l'c WIN
81 handling the cargo was Included IN d df OCCASION
lIc.i tr,,u loss 10 himself. A. their pIlCeS oouu
cIy be filled and the loading hnsne and proceed to
"a, wiz ,ischarge her cargo which is conSlsheu "
M I,Iror, sugar Refining Company shc Is HUI
cvnec,ed 10 arrive here for threc "cch''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11
BUSINESS FOR SALE.

$50 900 share of a 100000 manu-
featuring company, full paid; sound;
every part Of the business working
smoothly profits this year not less
than IS per cent.
The first three years made staple
goods; about 10 per cent net profits.
In 1889 began on most important
patented article, advertised it, made
and sold it successfully; dividend 10
per cent. In 1890 increased about
as much as seemed prudent. Success
full at every point net profits $4,000
to 10000.
Next year the output can be in
creased somewhat without increasing
the plant, and the profits will be some
what more; but if the plant is increas-
ed the output can be four or five times
as large.
The buyer can manage the business
The retiring owner leaves capable
men in every department.
The spirit pervading the business is
excellent.
The owners reason for selling is
entirely Of a family nature, to which
he submits from sheer compulsion.
!. f. Powers,
Sd Wall Street, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11
THE cERcLE FRAycATS's BIG EALL.

,,,,tions are still actively going on Tor the mask
a 49, ,,a,ce Francois de L'Iarmone on January ~
m Madison Square Garden, ana the various committees
h.i,p the carnival cnaiec are a, DuNN a. "' .
hmrryng everything. large eleVaru '"sc wa
" -, orocted I'm the centre OF the dancing MOOR eal"oe
!" " 49,, ooo ,ustcions IIinging all the boxes VIII Do
ar,and NJ foliage and natural flowers ana s'a'''''u
rd the floor In hooks and other available places WI"
no placed huge iron covered with tf'hs ' anu
oud win the choicest plants and flowers Inc ffehch
~ I'm ,rcdouinatc I'm the decorations, and on the
,o a, the rear Of the hall immense Tyre VIII De
naced ornamented with hundred electric lights ana III
hla,e Of brilliant flame will be seen the words Nercio
rrsacals de L'Harmone January IL. ls9l'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11
FROM CHURCHES.

Madison square Presbyterian ~ isl 50; Temple
Fmanu ~ t723 Central Methodist go -. Thomas Epi,
copsl additional 800 ~ Johns Ch.p fpscopa so 81
Berean Baptist s2s "a FortJ third Street Methodist
go Presbyterian Church. Rs, y. y SO % Ascension
Memorial chapel 80. Mtuor chapel. south Reformed
Church. Gl4: German Efon Avenue Methodist. $40
Vaughan Chapel Collegiate church fio christ Lutheran.
81 University Place Presbyterian. ~ 81. Msrgarors.
Staatsburgh. y. Y. - "a
For the "W0man's Fund " received from Mrs. John
Lorery treasurer Of wouaus Auxiliary. No NJ wcs,
IhIrty.Gf,h-st: Mr.. William B Dn.inorc $50 Miss
Adele Knceland Freicrlc6 : Brown 80 each M7,.
Wheeler H. pcckham. Nh. william Jay. $40 each. Mrs
Katherine Lawrence Mrs Gregory Sutton. Nrs VI. G. D
borden Mrs Hamilton HopDn, - each Mrs. Frederick
Miller ~ total Of Woman, Fund" mp dat. a. is3.
Iiy committee, Of ihdi, Of tn Auxiliary LoId ! Tay.
lor 300: ~mpsOh Crawford & Simpson. Aitl.cn.
Co. Bloomin gGale Bo,.. 80 ,aoh Jauc, johnson.
Fourt+enh.,t, Ilanan CO.. 80 each. H. Hermann ac-
atrica $40; \. j. Cammcycf. 80; Edwin \. Brooks.
william McClanshan. T. ". ChGteTn. Cailss L. Webster,
90 each.
From general sources McKim. Mead white and en-
poycs. $50; Amcri' an Express Company 800. the
Master Bskrrs Protective As4ocstion $50: Jesse Seg.
man 900; employees Of the Weber piano actDry sts w.
H. Schefcn & Co., 80 La Sincortc Lodge. f. aud A.
NJ $40; Centennial Lodge. r. and A. NJ, $40: total re-.
celp:, I'D 20 date, s32. 72l -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11
THE NATIONAL GRrrnoryD cwrS SHOW

The National Greyhound club will hold n, first
speciality show at the American Horse Exchange. Sos
l.G34-I ,,f2 broadway, ON February .. The cOmpe
ircu Will Die within the three following classes 4
hound- gryhDuuds tccrhouuds. and Russian wolf
hounds or baihO>. Tie conditions are the same ~
under the American Kennel club rules, The entries
viii Close On January -, and they must b. made on
blanks forwarded on Application - H. A. Huntington,
40 IA Sluth Eigltl.-t.. Ei0pllvn.
Considerable Interest hl, uoeu talgHn in this class
If dogs ~ late wears AID though only beginning,
II f. expected that the show VIII Dee success and
ate a wider uterc. IN thee 20 which FOR deer and
won hunting purposes. have no equal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11
TUP ToURSTOVF OF Rg4V BRUNNELL

The closing scene Of Mr.. Manshcld's play Of "B'au
rrummel now the Garden Theatre takes place In the
,trtuna,e bau's lodging at Caen small where
e dicd His tomb still be IN the drary Protsaht
cemetery o. the The situated among Wilder
ness NJ weeds and cnne is surrounded BY an iron railing
and on a plain slab Of black marble Is The following III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11

The people at the Worlds
Dispensary Of Buffalo, N. Y,
have a stock-taking time once
a year and what do you think
they do? Count the number
of bottles that've been re-
turned by the men and women
who say that DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery or
DIR. Piercc's Favorite Prescrlp-
ton didn't do what they said
it would do.
And how many do you
think they have to count.
One in ten? Not one in fov
hunarea/
Here are two remedies
one the Golden Medical Dis
covery, for regulating and in
MIGRATING the liver and purify
ing the blood; the other, the
hope of weakly womanhood,
and they've been sold for
years, sold by the million bot
ties; sold under boSsl0e
guarantee, and not one in five
hundred can say:
at was not the medicine for
me
And-is there any reason
why you should be the one!
And-supposing you are what
do you lose! AdS0IHfsv
nothtng/
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11

ioufess, |Bucklnghsm, NeW-1 ofA'
This popular house has been greatly
enlarged by the addition Ton Fifth-aNc1
Of an absolutely freproof buiidina'
seven stories high. making the toaI
GE. frontage now 1928 feet. 1t is conspicu'
Gus for it, elegant and homeiike accom-
U $ modstIons and It's attractive suites each
Me- comprising drawing.room. large airy
OM- double and single bedrooms. with bath
). and dressinR-Ioom attached.
Ms. The public rooms are specially noted
for their elegance. comfort and convent
ences. the ladies' drawing-room being
IN. I'm the Louis Seize stvle. the grand din
inC-room In the Ea-ly English. The
Rentlemen's reading and smoking rooms
IN. are supplied with every requisite. The
billiard-room. with cafe attached. Is an
&c attractive feature OF the house. All
IT. lighted by the Edison electric light.
Telegraph. telephone and stock indi'
P II caters on the premises also a news
. L. stand with all the leading newspapers
and periodicals. Tickets can be pro
cured for the opera. theatres and all
other places Of amusement.
AP- Special attention has been paid TO the
rs. heating. plumbing and ventilation OF
the Buckingham. The location Is ;he
finest In the city. II Is within easy
access OF :he Grand Central Depot. the
Opera House and all places OF amusc-
mcnt by the elevated roads. Madison
and Sixth-ave. cars. Omnibuses pass
the door every few minutes.
Z This hotel Is conducted on the Euro
Dean plan: the restaurant OF unsur-
IT. passed excellence the charges reason.
alle.
ERDEE & FULLER. ProDrtctors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11
Ia
memory
OF
GEORGE BRU MMEIL. ESQ,
who departed this lifc
ON the Doth 81 March, 1910
aged 81 years.

The ,ombstone was erected by certain members Of
prmmell,s family whose private circumstances how
ever had prevented from offering him material assist
snce 10 the closing days Of his lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11
ARTICLE

Except as hereinafter specifically t Poy SIata a .nS
tn'er'iate trafc both freight and passenger WHICH
Is connective between any two more OF tG mem
bers OF this association, having origin o pinsnI ~
G,ciican. or any state Territory west on ,nF
sis.ppi River. except business passing co hntb
north of The ohio River and points sOtn ucIVpi %
OF which are east Of the Mississippi River m ne o d
ness TO or from the Republic OF Mexico via NV
crossings shall he Included . -, .,anenacGc
Provided that business 10 and from tIti pa agH ~
NE rontne OF the same east OF the Mississippi RIVER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11
MONEY FOR THE H4SPTTALS.

Tho following additional amounts account Of the
Hospital saturday and SUNDAY Coll-ton have been
received by the general treasurer, Charles Laner,
Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11
ARTICLE XIII.

Nothing herein contained shall be construed as de
priving railroad company. party hereto ~ any 81
It's charter rights or relieving u from any Of n9
charter obligation, and IL j. expressly understood that
these by laws govern such traffic only as may bc law
fully embraced therein. and The Commissioners finance
committee and all officers aud sccnts charged with any
authority duty under them are hereby required To
50 cOnsifuc the same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11
SANITARY Al
PoINTM EN- rs

cred by this agreement duly established and in effect
on the 3lst day Of January. 1901 under existing asso
Citations and the rules and regulations governing Same
a. provided lY said associations. except "a modified
herein by these by laws shall continue In force until
oh nped herein provided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11
ARTICLE III.

rho ..,eorv Roard shall meet quarterly on the
second Tnesday OF January April, July and OCTOBER
each YEAR the January ard July meetings sIai nv
held In the city Of New York, and the Apil anu
October meetings in the city Of Chicago. -, tho
Special meetings of the Board shall be called Dy ,
president Whenever 10 his judgment necessary, or
the request IN writing of any three meInbcIs Oi d
Board giving at least ten days notice OF ue uho "
place Of such meeting .~,.e. uo.rd
The records of the meetings Of The AdVN0ry ',G ~
lhall be kept by it's secretary and the pIOcesdhss
be promnIpsted by him for The information OF memDsS'
ARTICLE ~
The following officers shall be Aected Nv 'sh'' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11
ARTICLE IN.

Section l. The territory served BY the lines parties
hereto shall b. divided into four more section, or
divisions. Observing nearly a. practicable the halr
divisions Of the territory represented by existing
association, and each division may be put under tie
immediate supervision and direction OF one Of IN" Com
msslOncls chosen. ,
sec > Ii i, understood that, concerning tralhc the
competition for which l. limited 10 more Nom
bers hereof the interested members may. hy agree
mcnt. govern and control II without tr intervene
of aIy of the agcucc, Of Til association. provided.
however that upon application OF any member heIco.
the Commissioners NAV decide who ar the interested
partes subject 10 the right Of appeal to the Advisory
Roard further provided that all agreements and rates
between such companc, SHAH be Mel with the board ~
COmmi- -ioncrs before becoming effective.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11
TIE PALATlAL
BUCKINGHAM HOTEL
NOW COMPLETE.

FIFTH-AVE, 49TH AND 5OTH SITS. NEW-foKh'
Cable address, Buckingham, New.York"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11
ARTICLE |.

The name Of the association shall pe oe mesoer n,
Traffic Association and the Office OF me CssIni VI
lis commissioners shall he in the city oil 'incsgo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11

PREPROOF.
EXTENSIVE
FRONTAGE.
LU X 4 II ] . " S
AND HOME.
LIKE ACCOM-.
MODATIONS.
PUBLIC ROOMS.
DRAWING.
ROOM.
READING.
ROOM.
EDISON ELEC.
TRIO LIGHT.
TEL T. q II A i II
AND 7 l. l. L.
PHONE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11

The Finance Committee shall consist Of five mem
hers of the Board 1t shall elect from IT, number a
chairman, who shall preside at IT. meetings and IN
Of the absence OF the president Of the Advlspry
Board shall act president pro TEN. Ii shall cOntO'
all disbursements. authorize the employment Of neces
sary clerks and other assistants required by the COM
missOnerS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11

the January meeting in each year by fourhfths of the
members:
President
Finance Committee,
-Four more Commissioners OF whom shall be
named A. chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11

The president shall be member Of and shall preside
at all meetings of the Advisory Board.
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