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The Washington times., 1903-11-16
Secretaries Moody and
Cortelyou and Speaker
Cannon Came Early,
CATTLE KING PRESENTED
Indiana Senators Urge Sec
retary of Porto Rico for
Governor.

Secretary Moody. Secretary Cortelyou,
and Speaker Cannon were in conference
with the President at the White House
early today, but nothing was given out
as TO the nature of the subject under
discussion. Speaker Cannon said he
would probably be at the White House
once or twice every week, and there was
nothing in the conference this morning
except OF a routine character.
Senator Quarles of Wisconsin, a mem.
Der of the Military Affairs Committee,
called. Senator Quarles DID not care to
commit himself as to his position with
regard to the Wood investigation to BIB
brought before this committee
Kansas was represented by two callers
at the White House. Senator Long talk
ed with the President about matters be-
fore the Kansas Legislature Represen.
tative Miller had a matter in connec-
ton with a constituent.
Saw President Take Oath.
Representative Rider of New York
called on the President to present J.
B. Ford. Of the Buffalo Commercial" ="
who was present as a witness upon the
occasion when Mr.. Roosevelt took his
oath Of Office after the assassination of
President Mckinley IN Buffalo. The
Ford's connection with the event
Pierre Wibaux. one OF the cattle kings
Of Montana. was introduced TO the
President by Representative Dixon Of
that State. He was cordially received
and enjoyed a pleasant chat with the
President.
Leading Men From Hoosiezdom.
Senators Beveridge and Fairbanks
H.
in connection with the expected vacancy
IN the govsrnorship OF Porto Rico IN
view of the probable early retirement OF
Governor Hunt. who is TO accept a
judgeship in Montana, they asked for
the promotion of W. H Elliott Of New
castle. Nd, who is at present secretary
OF Porto Rico. Mr.. Elliott has been
secretary for some time, and is thor
oughly familiar with conditions on the
island.
Governor Durbin, of InSiana, also
called, but was unable to see the Presi-
dent on account Of the large number of
callers already on hand. When asked
as TO the report that he has been men
toned as a Vice Presidential possibility
Governor Durbin smiled pleasantly and
remarked:
There are many other States in the
Union besides Indiana
1t required but little to persuade him
TO say. however, that he had an abiding
faith in the possibilities of that State.
Indiana Has a Claim.
Governor Durbin viii call again at the
White House this afternoon, the object
of HIS visit being to see the President in
connection with a claim before the War
Department regarding the reimburse
ment Of Indiana for the part it's troops
took in the recent army maneuvers at
West Point. KY.
Indiana and other States were asked
to send troops to participate I'm the
maneuvers," he said 1T was a Federal
project but II cost the State about s. COO,
Government" 4"
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PARTY LEADERS TAUET
OPPOSING SPEAKERS
As BEING lNSINcERE
Two Minority Reports on
Bill Submitted, Neither of
Them Being Signed by
Robertson of Louisiana.

Immediately after the reading of the
journal in the House today began the
first real contest between the two par
ties this session. Mr. Dalze1. from the
Committee on Rules. reported a special
rule for the consideration of the Cuban
reciprocity bill limiting the time Of
debate TO 4 o'clock next Thursday and
prohibiting the presentation of amend
ments to the measure as reported on
Friday from the Committee on Ways
and Means.
He spoke but briefly in support OF the
rule, and was followed by Mr. Williams.
the minority leader, who protested Wig
orously against its adoption. contending
that the prohibition Of amendments pre-
cluded the possibility OF perfecting the
bill
His remarks drew forth applause from
the minority side, and constituted prac-
tically the first charge which the new
Democratic leader in the House has
fired al the majority.
De Almond Taunts Insurgents
He was followed by Representative
De Almond OF Missouri. Mr.. Williams
colleague on the COMMITTEES on Rules,
who urged the Republican beet sugar in
surgents OF the last session 10 vote
against the adoption Of the rule which
would prevent them from voting as they
did last session for an amendment re-
moving the differentiaI on refined sugar.
an amendment which was proposed BY
Republican. Representative Morris OF
Minnesota, and which had the support
OF the solid Democratic minority.
Mr.. De Almond also argued in support
of the Democratic contention against
the fve-year clause which prohibits
making any change In the sugar
schedules for the period OF duration OF
the Cuban treaty.
All "On the Reservation"
Referring 10 the 'insurgent'' outbreak
of the Republicans in the last Congress
and the carrying by the Democrats and
the Republican insurgents of the differ
entail amendment. he said he did not
look for reoccurrence at this time He
spoke in a humorous strain Of the atti-
tude CT these insurgents" of whom he
read a list
They are nearly all back on the res
|srVation now" he said. and both the
Democrats and Republicans laughed.
Mr. Dalzen. replying. said the Republi-
cans assumed all responsibility Quoting
Feeords where the Democrats, when in
bower. had forced legislation (eaeh ref
|erence being greeted with Republican
Rpplause). he denounced the minority for
It's hypOcritical attitude IN saying that
he rule was gag legislation.
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WEATHER REPORT.

The storm now central over southern
Michigan VIII continue "a north OF east
course attended by rain IN the Atlantic
coast districts, and followed by "A veary
marked fall in temperature IN the Oaio
Valley and lower lake region tonight
and in the Atlantic States and in the
interior Of the east Gulf States tOmor-
row Freezing temperature viii be
reached In the middle Atlantic States
tomorrow night. and the cold period will
extend through Wednesday.
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Won STERNBURG DENIES
REPORT OF OPERATION

BERLIN, Nov. 16.-Baron Won Stern
burg arrived In Berlin from Saxony to-
day. He says he has not been sick. and
that he has undergone no operation.
He Will sail fer America November "a
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sAW BLAZING STEAMER-

PORT HURON. Mich, Nov. 1.-THE
steamer Norwalk. bound down, reports
having sighted an unknown steamer on
FIRE IN Lake Huron, above Sand Beach
The steamer did not pass close enough
to the blazing craft to make out It's
identity.
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early this morning, cost the lives of
three flremen, and may result in the
death of one more. The dead are:
ROBERT DUFFY.
JAMES SCHWEDEA.
ROBERT REID.
They are all of hook-and-ladder COM
pany Ne. 2
Fire Loss Heavy.
The fire also caused a complete loss
Of the barns. valued at $4,000. and 10
their coItents. about 100 cars. valued at
between $500, 600 and S30o, 900.
The fire started at 2:45 O'Clock in the
rear of the main building in small
frame shed. also filled with cars. The
high wind from the west blew the burn
ing building into mass Of flames. The
firemen were unable 70 keep them under
control The barns burned rapidly into
the main building. fronting on Holmen-
den Avenue. The building Is a large
structure, with brick sidewalks and steel
roof. 1t was filled with cars.
Caught Beneath Hot Bricks.
A few minutes after O'Clock the fire
had eaten the supports away from the
heavy front wall 1t fell with a crash.
and FIVE firemen were caught under
I
white hot by the flames. The fremen
were working line Of hose through the
front door of the wall. and. although
warned. remained at their post.
Chief Andrews. who was just inside
the wall. escaped uninjured as the wall
fell outward toward the street. Fifty
iremen leaped upon the steaming and
smoking ruins with shovels. picks and
bare hands and worked with frenzied
zeal TO release their companions
Work of Rescue.
Michal Corrigan. of hook-and-ladder
No. 1. was held by bricks on his legs,
and was the first one released. 1t was
only a few minutes more. but IL seemed
hours. when the head of Harry Vandel-
vede. Of hook-and-ladder company No.
?. was barred and stimuIants were poured
down his throat until his body was re-
leased. Reid was also quickly released
from the side OF his almost dying COM
panion.
The men were carried out and laid on
the tricks. while hremen tore their
shirts open and worked with them until
the arrival Of ambulances and physi-
clans and the two injured men were
placed in them and taken TO Charity
Hospital.
Died as He Was Released.
Within a few minutes after releasing
the forms of the first two men, the al
most lifeless bodies Of Duffy and Schwe-
dea were taken out of the ruins and
placed beside their living companions.
.Schwedea died just as he was being taken
out from under the bricks. Duffy was
breathing feebly when his body was
placed on the street. A call had been
sent for the Rev. J. NJ. KoudelAa, pas
tor Of St MichaePs Church as Duffy
was a Catholic. The father arrived and
administered absOlutiOn just as Dufy
breathed his last. without regaining con-
scfOusness.
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Symphony Concert Subscription Sale
opens at Droop's today. Apply early.-ad
The Washington times., 1903-11-16

High tide today .............-5.f IS p. N.
High tide tOmOE row. $40 a. m, 6:42 D. m.
Low tide tomorrow .l2-z2 a. m, II. 81 .. u.
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TEMPERATURES.
THE SIN


Sun sets today y......-..-.......-.446 .. m
Sun rises tomorrow. ..--.......G .G:44 a. IA
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Blinds-the bsst-SI.oo Per Pair.
Lbbey & Co. ~aa & N. Y. Ave-Adv.
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Personal Tax Law.

'-The assessment Of personal property is
made annually by the board OF apprS ts-
ers. under the direction Of the Assessor.
."rhe Board of Personal Tax Appeals
meets TO hear and determine all appeals
Continued on Second Page.)
The Washington times., 1903-11-16

Rain tonight; clearing
and colder tomorrow; in
creasing, shifting winds.
The Washington times., 1903-11-16
Three Dead in Fire That
Destroyed Cleveland
Car Barns.
PRIEST VESABSOLUTION
Rescuers Finally Reach En-
tombed Men and Save
One Life.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Nov. 16.-Fire at
the car barns in Holmenden Avenue,
early this morning. cost the lives of
three f1remen, and may result in the
death of one more. The dead are:
ROBERT DUFFY
JAMES SCHWEDEA
ROBERT REID.
They are all of hook-and-ladder com
pany No 2
The Washington times., 1903-11-16
Revolutionary Memorial

Mr. Scott introduced a joint resolution
providing Tor the appointment of
commission to report a plan for q M
New-York tribune., 1903-02-14
ASPHALT APPLICATION DISMISSED.
Judge Kirkpatrick Rejects One Against Re-
ceivers of Company of America.

Trenton N J.. Feb. 1S.-Judge kirkpatr1ck- In
the United States Circuit Court to-day filed an
ouinion dismissng the application OF Henry =
spnks of Newport. ky, against Tatnal anu
Mack receivers of the Asphalt Company OF Amer
,ca Mr Spnks brought his suit 20 have the couIt
direct the receivers 10 defend the suit hroush'
by the Land Title and Trust Company. OF f'ia
delphia foreclose the assets Of the conaIlanH
in the interest of the gold certificate holders Inc
receivers had refused the application mace 70 'hei
nv Mr. Spnks. II sought 90 have the receivers
directed TO demur to the title company -ore
closure suit
Judge Kirkpatrick in his opinion. recltes 'le
fact that there had been default in the pay
-oent of interest on certificates. and thar 'he
Land Title and Trust Company. as trustees Tor
The certificate holders. entitled 10 bring sui'
10 enforce the obligation due the certhcafe ho;ue
Tn his o.ainion Judge kirkpatrick says:
Whether it shall be necessary to sell an OF it Im
securities as prayed for in the foreclosure S
conid NOT be determined upon demurrer, 1he
4i+Ie company's bill should not be disInlSSeo, De
csTlse II asks for relief than the court uiu
final hearing may adjudse the CerIncaee ,,H tS
entitled to- While the petitioner ONlr SUMS ~
free with his charges Of fraud in respect 10 M
Company Of America in transferring their stoCH t
70 the National Asphalt Company the court aiI Ian
20 rercefve how these charges. II true can A
as defence in the present suit The appilc1ttIon t
instructions the receivers must Ifeitioie (
be denied and the appeal dlslnlSSeG-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-14
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

- vork-IIenry Freyeang. George FreyganE anc Lud
vic ederer as Executors Of and Trustees under he Las
W., md Testament Of Gustav FreZSane 'le'ea-e,
Psin7ffs against David Morris er al Defenoants., 5,
II -I,rs,snce Of judgment Of foreclosure ans
.a,s 5IIH made and entered in the shcFe -entl'lei
1aes The undersigned, the Referee in SAID Judgren
9res viii sell al public auction. the New York Real
1eta.a sa;esroon III Broadway, IN the Borough OF
Narbs-fan city New York. the 2uth day II teoru
1ao3 - that day. hy t1erIeTt a
premises drecteo pE sdlu
,s1f 70 be- sold therein described as follows:
parcel Of land. with the pniid-
a. the twelfth the City Of New YORK sfSorough
=, Esrhattanl and bounded and described as folioNs 70
J2egfuuing al point the westerly see oI
sixtyseven t6fg feet ana seven
ssuthery the point or
% intersection southerly side OF One Hundred ana
me srs running thence westerly and parallel 10 one
rI,,5ra5 Nineteenth and art OF Ire way
marty wall erected partly on the ot hefe2S
rrzsyed and partly the lot next adjoining on the
thereof seventy-ive t1o feeti iierce
parallel with Pleasant Avenue sAlH
and eiE inches: thence easteriF
,+ one Hundred and Street and part OF me
c5nveyed and rarity lot next adjoining IN m
ec1T+herlv tide thereof ssventyive tf5l feet 70
AvenUe. and thence IlortfeI
along ssa westerly Pleasant Avenue slXte 70
feet and eight tsi inches the point or place o pee
%, ,oo,
ALBERT I. SIRE Retereeo
-,-- INDEPENDENTLY A+-r-nevs for Plaintiffs. 229
broadway Borough Of Manhattan New York tlty,
The is diagram of the properly 10 - S1
Sc street. number is 352 Pleasant Avenue:
18th Street.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-14
SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY

- New York Security and Trust Company substituted
by VIII of
t,l.nbsrr Murray Vail plaintiffs
eranei osalie berg sld others defendants. lr
foreclosure and sale duly made
and entered IN entitled action bearing date the
frs4 6av ArFi 1902 The undersigned the Referee ~
NAMED. 1il sell - public agcil9n ~ the
Nev F>Sta-e SalcsTOom No III Broadway
of Manhattan. in the County and city Of
New York on the 9th DAY of March 1903. at twelve
o'clock noon or day. John l. Parish Auctioneer
the premises directed said judgment to be sold and
tberer described follows: All that certain lot piece
or parcel land. situate. yinR and being IN me CITY
County nd of York. and known by the
reet number hundred and siztyfour f2i4l West
bounded anG described FOL
Tseeinnius point she sOutleTlE line of
fourth street distant hundred and tITenty -
from southeasterly Of Eighth
and Thirty-fourth running thence south
rdIv and paraslel Eighth Avenue ninety eight feet
90 nine inches thence running eastwaroy and aTale
nineteen feet and six inches;
rdy and again parallel with Eighth Avenue
feet inches 10 the sontheTly me ~
WtswardiS along the
,e rirefeen fe-f and inches The point 1fre -
p sssd distances and cline sl"ns mere
or
Daten Ne" h"'h FITF5TJ y FROST. Referee.
r,or1nrHr gROTTERs. Plaintiffs Attorneys once ana
New-York tribune., 1903-02-14
foreclosure Salrs
New YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURI. CoONlh
~ of New York William Rockefeller, Plaintiff against
Jacob n Butler and others Defendants IN puis
Of Judgment OF Foreclosure and Sale duly made ana
entered in the above-entited action bearing cate me
26th day February, 1901. l. The GndeTSEnIea rne
Referee in said judgment named, viii sell at PubLc
don at the York Real Estate Salesro9I No M III
T7ros6Nsv Borough ~ Manhattan. Cry OF 1>eM
ToTE on the sfh day Of February 1903, II O'Clock
noon on that day. 10y Peter F. Meyer Auctloneei NJ
PREMISES directed judgment be sold and thel
described as follows: that certain lot piece or Raics
of land situate living being in the Twelfth ara
T7orouch Of Manhattan City Of New York which taken
bounded and described as foiloNs
al point on Eestely side of Convent avenue us
hundred and twenty-five feet NoIheFIE Ioii
the corner formed by intersection OF the fas;y
~ with the NorthefF sloe OF one
street. running lne1ce I-dsells
hundred and forty nfSt street oe
N0rtherly parallel with ConEe ert
ninety four fttt FlS
again parallel with One htacfea aho
Street and part OF ne distance lIfough a
the Easterly side OF SAID
Convent Avenue: Southery along said Easter
sf6s ~ Conven; hundred and ninetyfour rect
and six the point place Of beginning a'e
New zth February. l.'O3
HENRY ". BOokSTAkER Referee -,
MORRISON & MORRISON. Attorneys for Plaintlr, IS
cedar Street Borough Of Manhattan. New YORK CRY;
The following IS diagram Of the property to ne soo
desc-I
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STORAGE NOTICE.

NEw-YORK. February IA. 1903.-O'REIL-
LY BROTHERS.. New-IOrk Fireproof
Storage Warehouses, 23S TO Zh4 st. Memo
las-ave.-To LOttie Gordon. MIS- Thos. T..
TriDler Sarah Sutphen. Dr. l.. Pultz. Marie
l.. HermanCe Mrs. 5. a. Long. Mr.. or Mrs.
L. +. Kehoe. w. II. kenndey. Mrs G. +.
w. Trotter. w. w. Gibbs. Annie Fitz-
gerald. Mrs. |. Irving. Mrs. Julia r. Cohen.
A. Vogt. Mrs. r. Mundell. Albert or Jennie
Wagner Miss G. B. Seaman. Mrs B.
Reinach. DR.. Carpentie-. NJ. l.. Justin. Est.
Jan es Lenihan. Mr.. II. J. or MIS-. n. r.
Skilton. G. VI. Mclean, l. A Blackwell.
ii. A: Hardesty, F. T. Gilling- J A Don2-
hue. Mrs NJ. Austin. + w Dege. Emily l.
Argar. Mr.. Mrs. T. S. couser. Walter a.
Goodenough. Miss 1. f: Jones. Mrs. Louis
Crisp. X A. Beers, Miss Helen Dawson,
Miss L. Cuff ]. NJ. Magner. Miss CATERING
Hazard. Augusta KGssOu. Mr.. or Mrs F. -.
Mrs. d. Costello. VIM. A Sittig, RandelI
Express. Mrs. Beck. Mr.. or Mrs. c. F.. Dun
ham, Mr.. or Mrs. Leo B. Selignan, A J.
Moran, Miss z. Girvan- George LASER O.
w. Leonard. l. F. seaman. John Beck. Mrs
X l. Kincaid. -drs- Edw- P Critcher. Mrs.
A. r. Wilkins. Christ. Hafers. w. II. Spen-
Won ZeipeI, Annie l. MalIey. n. A Shay.
Mrs J. MorIaunt, Mrs. ]. Ryan, Mrs J.
Waldron- E .. Lawrence. Mrs May Fran
els. Mrs NJ b Sanford. Henry w Scott.
Miss L. COddingtOn. George A MurSick.
Mrs. Eudora r. Everett. Miss NJ j. Cullen.
Mrs. NJ. A. Haye. P. A. Hendrick. Mrs. G.
Adele Young. J. C. Devin. Esdw- Mordaunt,
John L. Leb. Mrs. S Nathan: You are
hereby notified that. the time for the pay
ment Of this FIRMS lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired. after
due notice thereof had been given you, this
firm will c1use such property, 10 wit,
household goods. personal effects and mer-
chandise. stored by you in their warehouses,
to be sold at public auction. according to
the statute in such case made and provided.
at their warehouses 25S to 264 St. Nicho-
las-ave Borough OF Manhattan New-York
City. on Tuesday morning March 10 1903,
At 1890 o'clock. and Will be continued each
succeeding Tuesday at the same time and
place until the sale is completed by c
Darling & Co. Auctioneers. O'REILLT
BROTHERS
ADVERTISEMENT and subscription. for
The Tribune received at their Uptown OF
fee. No 1861 Broadway. between Both and
37th SITS. until O'Clock .. Advertise
ments received at the following branch Of
fees at regular Office rates until o'clock
D. m. viz: 254 Shave, S. e. cor. 23d-st.; {;
I53 6th-ave-, cor. 12th-st.; % East f4th-st-;
257 West 42d-st., between 7th and Sth aves- {:
263 West 125th-st.: l 33S 3d-ave.. between
18th and 77th SITS: .O26 3d-ave.. near 61st-
ST.: /. 70S 1st-ave., near S9th-st.: 157 East
125th-st.: 756 Tremont-ave- ESQ 3d-ave--
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% -. 4 ins

The Of the lien charge 70 satisfy
which property sold is Four
Dollars.
anrtl 1st 1902 with the Of the sale
other
liens which are te purchaser the
,,t-~lsse money. or to be Referee. Two
r1c1ssrd Kline Hundred Fifty 80 500 Dollars.
Dated New York February H. 1863.
ELIHU y FROST. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-14
14Ist Street

14Ist Street
~ ,-,roxr1se amount lien charge 10 satisfy
ut,rt ne vedescribed property 70 be sold. Is
the 11th day Of April
1aa1 toea-ber with expenses Of the sale The ap
assessments or other liens
sfich are 10 be allowed the purchaser out o. me
purchase money. paid by the Referee Is - 'e an"
Interest
Aa'e- - HENRY ". BOOKSTAKER. Referee
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HELP WANTED.
IFenrnlI

Female.
Al SEWING MtCFiINE operators for bind bind
ing dres. shields: steady work HE
STEWART. HOWE & MAY CO. 300 Mer-
cer-st.
NITRSE.-GerInan Protestant for one child;
TO live short distance IN country Cdli
Monday II and 12. at 4I5 0th-aVe-
ADVERTISEMENT and SUBSCRIPTIONS for
The Tribune received at their Uptown or !.
hce No 2fI Broadway. between 5"sh ana
9Ith ,ts until q o'clock p m AdNeIt'se-
ments received NJ the following branch az
nces AT regular office rates until Sloea
D. m. viz: 254 Sth ave. s. e cor -5d-st' !.
1853 9th ave. cor. l2th-st " East 81! itthnst- :
257 West 42d st between Tth and sth aves- /.
96a yVas, I95th-st 1898 3d-ave.. between
10Th and nm sts nce near ,nT gls, East
st. l,7OS lst-ave.. near s''n Sssso a. ave
near 4lst-st 55i I'd ave: cio Bleee Ser >, .
80 Blaecker 1t. Brooklyn. N II.
Court-st. DIS Smith-st l.Ooi Gates ave >,
Newark, " J.-To4 Brosd-st- Also Al \"
A. d. 7. Offices.
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LOANS.

ABSOLUTE PRIVACY: E5S%B' fc3ioB'
LIBERAL Treatment to salaried people. male.
female Room 1.42S. .133 Broadway. 9
q m. 70 9 d. n
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HELP WANTED.

wANTED.-A TRAVELLING SALESMAN
BYALE LEADING vARNISH HOUSE FOR
AN IMPORTANT FIELD. MUST HAVE
HAD EXPERIENCE ON THE ROAD.
BUT NOT TOO MUCH IN THE VARNISH
BUSINESS. SHOULD BE BETWEEN
40 AND 40 YEARS OF AGE AND HAVE
PERFECT HEALTH. A PERMANENT
AND DESIRABLE POSITION FOR THE
MAN WHO Is EQUAL TO IT. ADDRESS.
STATING EXPERIENCE. vARNIsH. 794
BROAD-ST-. NEWARK. N. ].
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unbllr \ oIlees.

PUBLIC NOTICE.
Tho civ of New York ONCE of the City CLERK
THE ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY HANlN"
filed its petition alcati9n & in writing Tn neaRs to ins
Board Of The City 1000 o5 New @ m eS Consent to
nS grant of the right privilege and franchise to iay
Thteenb avenue Borough Of Manhattan
The City Of Ne~ hG6 from fbS float now
to at the hQkhesd to the bWeen twenty
fh and twenty streets that cars Of SAD SAD
pFS % beefoTe T pursuant direction given by rsso-
York which was ad0ps3 ed. On Honor 1 be mayor of the said
y an0 an ,he 9Th day of Ferua 1903 public notice Of
such & aPPGsn at ssIIsn hsneGE at sss he CITY Hail IN
e 9 rv in sps se at y 81 IN the
application Of the said Tair9ad con eo'Ty thayaon nl O
All persons in said aPpffati0n are ct Tbie
IT, time be aRd Pse a. an opportunity them be
heard N relation thereto P j scULLY. City Clerk
4Hz e5Fr 81 rS9rs e NRw swD r9EK 2s9fsznrxrs
MATN oF@FCE @ R R9RoUGH sF% OF nm TASHATpTAAGG EIIpAG
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, AS RE
BOOKS eDa ssed by e the An1asi Record ss
ton Real and Personal Bst9e Of the B2Tgge God ID
q New York vii Monag bs 2peP e a59a4 faT and
will remain oRsn TsT until pAY 'hS OF APRIL 1908
During that the books are open to puprc M I'm IN
spec!ion sy m osed 9 sqe by y he assessed
SON of real or personal have the same
In the Borough Manhattan at the main ONCE o te
Of Assessments No SO 5roadN5N
In the Borough The Bronx. the office OF the De
Municipal building one hundred ana oe'eN'
seventh Street and Third Avenue. -.
Brooklyn. the office OF the Depart
rnent. Building
In the Borough Queens. the Office Of the Depart
Hacke Building jackson Avenue and Fifth Street
Island City 49,.
In Richmond, at the office OF the Depdf
rnent. Masonic Building. Stapleton.
Corporations in a.. he Boroughs must MAKE apphcd-
rionS only at the Borough OF Mamma ttan
Applications relation the assessed valuation OF per
be the assessed at the
Department in the Borough where such per
on resides in nonresident carrying on
business in The City o. the office Of the
Ilepa-tent such place of business
i. located the hours of 10 A. NJ and p M
except Saturday. when all applications must De maze
between 10 A NJ ard IL noon.
JAMES ]. WELLS. President
WILLIAM s COGSWEIII
GEORGE ]. GILLESPIE
STRASROG RGE5F2
RUFUS L. SCOTT.
Commissioners of Taxes and Assessments
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LAWYERS.

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