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New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
HUDSON BRIDGE URGED |
ROUSTNG TEN.AFLY RALLY.
Cost of Work Estimated at More
than T'7centy Millions.

Tena1y Y J.. Dec 3-The Hudson River bridge
rally, held in the local town hall tonight, under
the auspices of the Terahy Borough Club. attracted
. large and enthusiastic audience Nearly everv
municipality in the northern part OF New Jersey
S-as represented. many coming from Newark, Jer-
sey City. Hohoken and Paterson
MacDougal Hawkes.. Of New York chairman Of
The Interstate Hudson River Bridge Commission.
was the first speaker. He said:
There is no use in the commission irving to befog
M people as 10 The probable cost OF this bridge.
1oI sooner I or later II must be made known. You
VIII cost between So 90 and So o 900 and New
on ne expense The span & At @ 18th Street viii be
"22uJ 100 ieet and the height about 100 feet.
W Nlth the information TO the proba bic cost you
must prepare 10 meet the issue squarey. II would
& ne IKE carving Goals TO Newcastle for to be
hlh en-, 10 ieli YOU what glorious thing this bridge
~ ~ ~ oe =" your state though am not unmindful
~ ~ ia't tlst New ork viii receive ample COM
l'esatlon from il This project is one of the larg
OF in New York OF New Jersey PrivSte capffai
- l,"t seen nt to finance this stUpendous under
i"ah'y. unless The two states take charge
me f r'fadl'iaed ~ n this bridge building, and If
l,HiaWtl" a Camden. give them Your support
ues under % 5hc East East Err Win deyeop M gS'eh nnf %F
oni'd tins bridge.
EN-"oNcrror George 7. Wcrts chairman OF the
Now Jersey commission. said:
As 10 ne dosirabiIly and necessity or "a bridge
oAGT nc Hudson River W. are all agreed. and the
the work be undertaken mink ilat t'Ist as soon
~ ''l' H'-ll'llSitalr that TINS Will soon
T. = l'tAhE investment. private corporations will
70" eager To nner The money. While il matters NOT
70 "S Mhtihcr III" state private interests build
sh" "IidEC our purpose viii he satisfied We
con ~n 10 suggest thc idea Of allowing 4
mohop"iy - iaii into The hands of private owners
l-"t MS tluf1 p htscc" that VIII make a monument
over t1' Hudson as permanent and as striking as
tao tiilisai.S that line the Hudson the Jersey
shore.
Senator Martin SAKE. of New York: Senator F.
W Nakoio". Congress Srl.i3.-elect Hughes Mayor
Donald Mrka, Of EnElewood and President \. G.
Willis. OF Tho Tauafv club. p $50 spoke. Weller "A
Noy's presided at lhe meeting MacDougai
Hawke said thar iln New York commissioners
would Do U Elizabeth tomorrow consider the
proposed bridge to Staten Island.
After tie speeches ti" following resolution was
imam ulnf SLY adopted
Resolved. Thai the citizens ncre present believe
Tho bridging ui the Hudson River some point or
points between Nov York and Nov Jersey neces-
Sly. "n't t.ai lts accomplishment would be hene-
I.'al n"i only =" cur state. but To the United
States ;tS @u enlargement of highways over great
natural oi~t4rl" between the East and the West
We approve The action of the legislatures of New
York anH NcT jersey IN appointing commission
70 consider WAYS and means. and warmly indorse
10" 'n"fiS or fg commission. pledRiuE ourselves 70
assist tHon We Ha- he able To "a successful issue
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
CoNEY FARE CASE BEFORE COURT
Highest State Tribunal Hears Argument IN
Action Against Brooklyn Railroad.

Albany. Dec. THE Court OF Appeals to-ua!
heard arguments in the action Droughl against
the Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company to test
The legality of the charge 10y that company Of
two fares of 6yo cents each for a continuous
ride from Brooklyn 10 Coney Island.
injunction proceedings were instituted against
the company several months ago, following dis
putes which arose between patrons and employees
of the company when the latter sought 10 col
lect more than a single fare. Attorney General
Mayer made the argument for the state lie
was assisted by stephen c. Baldwin, of Brook
Iyn. representing President CoIer Of the Borough
Of Brooklyn. Ex-JudSe Hatch appeared TOR the
railroad company.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
DINNER FOR BELMONT employees.
Pleasant Time Coming for Workers in Bank
ing House

Within the fortnieht-the date is not vet
fxed-Wl be held of the most enjoyable Of
tie series of annual dinners given at this in
New York City. 1t is not n subscription affair.
is never advertised, and seldom gets newspaper no
tice The hosts are members of the banking firm
Of August Belmont & Co, and the guests are
their employees. The latter never know untIl the
day before the celebration what evening or at
y nat place the dinner is to be held
ti,r shane of a substantial cash bonus. and the
men whose happy lot it is To get raise t@ind ma
also tucked under thcir plates slips of paper giving
h, figures of their salaries for the conllns year.
Many firms and institutions in the fnapcai ulS
trir are i'm tho Ina hit Of making Christmas gifts TO
their employees, but none except the belnoht houSt
As far IS known Eracos the giving with IN" compH-
lneut Of 4 dinner.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

.Schoenbers July p, 1905. ........... So
10Th St. No. 34l East: Harold VI. Schwartz agt.
Lena X Rrgnt et al November n. 1906. 80
18th ST No %2T East; aEt same, November
1906. ........... go q
ltAth St. n. $, 100 IT. W. of Audubon ave-
George Sprickerhoff Of nj. agt. Wallach. Iteis,er
& @; October :, 1906. 2is
Lexington l25i st. Sayerfpo
Feraca egt John Daniel ct al: October . 2o5
Same property; Samuel Shanker aGt Daniel &
levin; oc,ol er .. iPoG. ..........., 155
Same property. Thomas T,duonds e.,
sane septem6er i. 1905. .............r.. $50
O. her 9 1906 .............- 200
SAM property: Mwtha & Schmoh agt same
81 o.tober . 1906 ..... ...... 1o7a
panel ct al; October . 1905. .......... 2ooo
Lexington ave. ". 40 II. nf lid Frank
liarnden "t al, agt, same: October -. 1906 . 500
fLFh St. No. 3l4 East Nicholas NJ. Wfnluie ~
al aGt. Emma !. Schirner. September /.
-o 1905 -. .........-.....-- SO
g. Richard Of al; July - 1906 ......-.........
Richard ct al July - 1906. .............. "a
Bathgate ave, {. ". 1S4th st: Iaan "
Duncan Arch Realty and Construction
COMPANY et al. November 10 1898 tly bnnd) 11a :
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
NO GREETING FROM sCHMIIz TO RUFF
Goodness in Court Leads to Report of Strained
Relations.

San Francisco. Dee. 3.-NIayor Schmitz and
Abraham Ruef appeared before Superior Judge
Dunno to-day for arraignment ON charges of
eXtortion. preferred by grand jury. When
the Mayor took his seat before the bar. he
changed no greeting with RUef, who had arrived
earlier Their actions seemed to indicate that
their relations had become strained. Attorneys
for the two men asked that the arragnment be
postponed for one week. pleading that the Mayor
had arrived i'm the city only n few days before
and had not had time to confer with his coun-
sci
Assistant District Attorney Heney objected
to delay in the case of Ruef. while admitting
that It could be fairly granted To Mayor Schmitz
Judge Dunno finally set next Thursday for the
arraignmcnt of both men.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
; q g. Z

beparSilehJ OF FINANCE Bureau tor the Collection
Taxes New York. December ], 1905.
Under the provisions of Section 919 OF the Graats-
New York Charter (chapteT 31S. Of 1s95l uofc,
is hereby given 10 all persons corporations who
omitted TO their taxes TO paw the same In m.
borough In which the property Is located, follo
Borough Of Manhattan. No. 81 Chambers stree,
Manhattan. y Y.
Borough Of The Bronx. corner Third and T,smou,
avenues The Bronx. n Y
Borough OF Brooklyn. Rooms .. 4 and g. Murlcin,i
Building. Brooklyn. y Y,
Borough of Queens. corner Jackson avenue and Ffrs
street. Long Island city. y Y.
Borough OF Richmond. Borough Hall s. Georz.
Staten Island y. Y
and that under the provisions Of section as sad
Charter. IT any such tax shall remain unpaid on ba
day December. it shall be the duty the Re-
cetver OF Taxes to charge receive and collect uuon
remaining unpaid that dav. In addl-
zion to the amount % such tax per on I'M.
thereof and 10 charge. receive and cnllse,
upon such remaining unpaid the drsr dav :,
January thereafter, interest The thereof
at the rate per centum per annum, 10 be car
cuated from the day which said taxes became On.
and PAYABLE October I. 1900 provided sscsi,.
nine hundred and fourteen Of this date :,
payment
DAVID r AUSTEN
Receiver ~ Taro.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, NEEDS

Washington Doc Tile annual report Of the
furoau" iusuiar Affairs Of The War Department
emphasizes ;Np legislative matters before Con-
ErrS@ "n which IL says deuend to "A large ex-
teni tha future prosperity. OF the PbfItppipo Isl
.Irr conc IS The hjl reducing the tariff on
lft"iF'." products tp - per cent of the Ding
joy rates. ior sugar and tobacco and making
"thoT articles flec. and the other is a measure
Tr"' idinG for fhe establishment Of an agricuItu-
ri Inuk IN III. i.Lanns
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
One Million Dollars in Bonds

torbe issued by the people OF the stats Of New
York. IN either registered or coupon form st
the option OF the purchaser. bearing interest
at the rate OF three per cent per snnum from
December 1. 1906 payable semi annually on
the arst DAYS OF June and December of each
year. and the principal payable on tbs nrst
day OF December IN the year 1888. Principal
and interest payable in gold coin OF ths United
States OF America. OF the present standard o.
weight and hneness. at the Bank OF the Man
haitian Company. in the city OF New ToFk-
Coupon bonds will be issued IN ths denomiua-
non OF One Thousand Dollars snd resistsred
bonds IN denominations OF Ons Thousand ana
Ten Thousand Dollars
A sinking fund ts established oy law FOR ths
e1tinsuishmsnt OF the indebtedness created BY
the sale OF the aforesaid bonds and for tas
payment OF the interest thereon as ths sans
become due.
The Bonds exempt from tsxation.
No proposal will be accepted sor less than
the par value OF the bonds nor unless aeon
panied by deposit Oc money or BY q csEtinsd
check or bank draft upon bank or trust COM
psny OF the city OF Albany New York. p~y-
able to the order OF the ComptrOIsr Of tn'
State OF New York. for at least two Per esns
OF the par value OF the bonds bid FOR.
All proposals. together with the security de-
posits must be sealed and fndorssd Loan for
Highway Improvement and inclcssd IN
sealed envelope directed to thu "COnptrou@ Ok
the state OF New York. Albany
The successful bidder or bidders viii os -
quirsd 10 pay for the bonds. on the sccepssne'
of the proposal BY deposit In the hank q ms
Manhattan Company in the city OF New fo'N
10 the credit OF '"Tressursr OF the stats OF Wv
York on account OF the Highway improvement
Fund" OF the amount OF the award tosssn''
with premium and accrued interest fronn "
cember /. 1906. less the amount OF the dspes'
OF S,.ch successful bidder or bidders Vnlsh
viii be applied toward the payment Tor ee
bonds All other deposits win be returnsa ~
mail 10 the respective bidders within thre' dN'
after the bonds have been awarded. unless ~.
terent Instructions 70 the comptroller az 70 ~
return OF the deposit are duly given
The comptroller reserves the right 70 -, -
anv or all bids which not IN MS opn'
.sva,,ageous 10 the interests OF the stat.
WILLIAM c. WILSON
Complrollsr
state ComptroIIer's once.
Albany. y. X.
November n. 1900
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
Public Notices.


he believes n be true That the raa.,- =
veriheation Is not made BY the petitioner 4. y ,hs
deponent's heller to ali matters IN az grounds
upon his knowledge are yes.,.on nor
subject matter OF this action aRe, If eo9csrnng
BY dep0nent IN the course OF his duties as an
Of the corporation petitioner in this action lesr
sworn before this 30 day Of J4iv 'TT6sRs Ta6ssRs
WILLIAM ] HAWsON
Certificate hled IN New York County ~'1n'1
~ s Wiliiams senE duly Sro<5 -s s,,
the Vice President and an officer Nassau =, - y
entitled that the rsI~IISonsrs
tton is true 70 the knowledge OF this depoSsns ps-
Information and belief and that TO thoxa @ On
be believes u to be tue That tho reason wbv ~
the petitioner s corporation: that Ero,nSs :.
deponents BELIEF as to an matters in said petition p
which depOnent has caused to be made cOncerai- -,
by 1epOnent in the course CT his dTfeS acquired
Of the corporation petitioner in this action '''
before this 2sh dav Of June isSs VS.
J. Fl BENNINGTON =
Notary Public. Kings County n "
And the following resolutions aherspno.
WHEREAS. The foregoing petition from ~. D.
Electric Railroad Company and the Nassau Eiecfr..
Board OF Estimate and Apportionnsnt ,os3 ..3
meeting held September -. 1905. =
Friday the 7th day OF December iSos :, 9,t fat
o'clock IN the forenoon. and Room rs, IN the Clfy
when where petition shall be first co2.,S
cred. and public hearing be had thereon. al SEIs
szens shall be entitled 20 appear and be heard and
RESOLVED That the Secretary - dfrectef "a 49,,
such petition and these resolutions TO be published =.
At lelst fourteen CD DAYS. in daily newspsus',
n the city % New York. 70 he designated By N.
Mayor and for at least ten C10l DAYS IN the "Ciss
Record Immediately prior to such date OF publ.
he mhsrlns the expense OF sch ggslG9tioE 6s boas
New York. November o 1905.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
LABOR FOR SHIP SUBSIDY BILL

Washington Dec :-Speakcr Cannon has re-
oei 90 fifteen petitions from union labor organ
izau"is .n this country, asking him TO u.s.. his
inhu,uy@ f"r ihe passage OF the ship Subsd,
biH. As President Gompers of the American
Federation of Labor and Other prominent Ia bor
leaders have openly oupo~ed The measure the
petitions sent tU M. Cannon have caused some
surprise in that they indicate - division among
tho labor forces rn this important measure.
Speaker Cannon has always been classed with
Inc radical opponents Of ship subsidy. and as
he has also been ont Of favor with President
6oWpers ihe appeal TO Tire Speaker is an the
mnr. nL.Hlncfnd
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
AUTO CAB sMAsHES LIGHT POLE.
Wrec-s Electric Post Before Mrs. Stznton's
Home, in West 50th Street.

T.e rr=td.Ht~ OF Ith street between Fifth and
FN5h avenues Nore much startled yesterday after
lron r the collision ~ au automobile cab with ono
of rac '#.} ornamental posts from which arc Echts
are HHa- n FRONT OF ile homo of Mrs. Cara H.
S'anton Na- - W.sr 5t-a STREET The post was
EtTard iEna'. 90 No. - Paterson street. Jersey
'if} WIS tt' driver oI Tho cab. Tic tried 10 turn
H.'..1 ~ iTHHt "f Mrs stanton house. bat the
NN".l- ~i1ea'a frd brought The machine With "a
c." a2 iESi ti' post hr'- king il of the base
j Nt- about fNrutE fe-t high and weighed over a
ion II-' ".-f aHalag" 10 tll" hanson a slightly
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
SENDS MESSAGE ROUND WORLD.
Dispatch Was Flashed Over Twenty-six
Thousand Miles of Wires and Cables.

I'm circlmg Tho globe wish YOU a world of
success Frederic Thompson This the mes
sage handed 20 Thomas Ryley at Days Thcatr"
last night Just before the curtain up The
Bells of Mayfair" It was fled ut ga o'clock yes
t,rday morning hy Frederic Thompson. Of ThOmp-
* Dundy. at the main Office of the Western
Union company and after CirClpG the earth ever
tWentV-SiN Thousand miles of submarine" over
land wires flashed into the local Postal Tcie-
graph office at t25o The time, hours and II Nun
uteS established a record which is considered mar
Veilous bV officials of the telcgr oh companies
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
WANTED TO BE IN JEwELRY BUSINESS
But Salesman FOR John Street House Lands in
Jail in Butte. Mont.

su,tc. Mont. Dec Arthur II. Buck
rested carly to-day Information received by the
local police who say he stole several thousand dol
lars worth Of cash and iewery from Abel Brothers
& Co. icwclry merchants, or Nos. "a and ti John
street New York
Back had been employed by Abel Brothers & Co
as travelling salesman. 4 few months ago he
started on a tour Or the Northwestern states and
aboi, November - wrote from Portland Ore. ask
ing the firm to send him money to back him in
business for himself
his REQUESTS We're refused. and he asked 10
send in his trunk and consider himself discharged
According. John \. Abel. head OF the firm Buck \
trunk should have contained goods to the value of
$1,000 when II arrived jewelry valued at 5000
yr.i- mis-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
ROBBED ON THIRD AVENUE CAR.

James II. Miles diamond broker II NJ
Eldridge street held up and robbed by three
men on "A south5ound Third avenue AT 9th
street yesterday afternoon. Miles, who had a nag
of unset diamonds. valued AT more than 5000.
grappled with his ASSISTANTS. on the car Was an
officer of the Yorkvie court squad IN citZeh )
clothes, who rushed 70 the rear platform anu ar ,
rested one OF the men who. Miles said lad heid
him nm Miles said he was robbed of S91 ana a
check for Sll. The men arrested are heid Tor eN-
animation in 81 NuN h.til
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED a. 2ss Broad
way. New York. until p m. Tuesday, December 4 100
the construction OF portions OF the Catskiu AqE
Duct between Hunters Brook and Foundry Brook Va
Ieyst IN the towns OF Cortland Yorktown Wexchs
and PhillipstOwn. Putnam County. New
the above place and hour the bids will be pgbclg
opened read The award OF the contract II
" be made thereafter as practcabe Tha
principal items In the engineers estimate OF the
Excavation IN open 900 cubic y.a,
Renr and embankment 6ei. 900 cubic yard,
Excavation and replacing OF TOP soil
for surface dressing. $4,000 cubic yars,
open cut ..................... 211 900 cubic ysra,
Excavation 1877 000 cubic
masonry tunnel 5000 cubic
Portland cement ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 90 barrels
reinforcing concrete---.--- 100000 pounds
Stone boundary walls I60sO linear
Fences rails 600sO linear
required for faithful performance OF
tract will five hundred THOUSAND dollars tS500OO0
bid will received unless accompanied BY either
fed check upon national state bank IN the City
New York. drawn the order Of the Comptroller.
money the smount cf seventy-hve thousand dollars
s75OOO) Tine allowed for the completion OF the
is IS months after signing Of contract Pamphlets
ing further information for bidders form OF proposal
forms OF bond specifications dTa4in
obtained the Ofcs OF the board applC
person BY mall
J. EDWARD SIMMONS.
Presidsrt
CHAs N CHADWICK
CHAS. A SHAW.
Board OF Water Supply
T. WALDO SMITH THO5- HASSETT
Chief Engineer Secretary
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY.

Albany, Dee 3-Certifcates Of Incorporation filed
here to-day included those Of:
The National Mix and Egg Flour Products Com
pany OF New York; capital. A.G9o" directors.
Charles II. Graham, Louis NJ. Bruce, Louis a.
Blcmyist. Brooklyn; ". Irving Turner, Man!at-
tan; J.. A Muslltt, Passair y. j.
Tie Kendall ore Reduction Company. New Nork
capital $2cosO. directors. u. r. Kendall, Ethan
Alien and q. A Campbell. Of NeN' York.
i-ctt mann AGl1aW Go. N"X York t"Ntl'l,
c=Ilfal S..rh" "'. ,.i-f turs Nj. g. Hermann Jo-
s"L4- - -i---.s -.li4 ai. -. i.i..yl New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTION "a IA ~
n -rribuns received al their Uptown Onsti Osti . ecee
betw S6th and Sfth stSl ul-ss
u nm advertisements received a. the S n n. 81,
',es.a. ~ resular once rates until ciooN esr. y
"tu,N az g cor Esd St l5S 6th ave. fta
~ a. Fsst Itth St; 80 West so st. eeI" ~. ssts
80, = esg West i25th st, 1883 Sd seee, ffes =
-s1b 80 --th sts I0es Cd ave. near eistI "a rsnt
,v 80 s sam st. VS. East l%ath St =. .,~. y
~, ~, n,S sEN 81 ave near 51st 81. SS. -
Beecker st
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
MUST PAY FOR PAVING STREET.

Washington. De 5-rh" Fairhayen & West
vile Railroad Company of New Haven. WAS
unable to-day 20 obtain relief through the Supreme
Court ~ the United States from the eNacton by
ttHt city tnat The company should pay for the
paving - th" portion Of the West chapel street
covered ly and adjacent 10 lis tracks under 4
sut,iaI legislative enactment
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
OIL STORAGE HOUSE BLOWS UP.

Huntingdon, Penn. Dec THE oil storag"
house of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
here was completely demolished to-day by u
terrific explosion. and seven VOrkuen who were
i'm the building were severely burned. The
building used for the storage of oil ana
gasoene. The explosion was the result "f the
mon cnterina tho huiLl.MG with lighted torCh
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

At - Nesev st-Sy Joseph = Day. pa clinton 81
< 7o9 fl Of Cherry 80 9X7c; story voin-
loon; STORY ten h; voluntary sale; 1053 Iutery
ave " 8 ls5" II Of 16Itn S3N77 lNS4 SN56 :: .
story frame bldg; voluntary sale: 220 97.h s. a75
Il Va ~ "a ave 25X1No II. story with stores.
NoIhntary sale; 224226 91th zoo # I'd ave
I"n story Ten his with stores. each o5XtOOtI.
farN sale; :l13-2ll" Lexington II of
1c7th 81. 2SN35N9?6 127th 81. y irr,R: three
sly dvle hs voluntary
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
WILL LET HIRsoUR ENTER COUNTRY

Montreal De-. 2.-The United States Immgra-
tion officials who prevented Henry Hrbour of
Waterbury. Conn from returning home last week
because lie has tuberculosis and believed 10 be
citizen of Canada, now acznoW ledge that the
naturallzatiOn papers which have been sent to him
in proper order. and Will prevent them from
ttoEplnE MIN WHOM De is readN 60 home.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
TWENTY MINUTE BLOCK ON BRIDGE.

The nightly block the Brooklyn Bridge last
night lasted from 6:20 O'Clock to $40 o'clock y
Brooklyn bound local train broke In TWO netween
the third and fourth ears OF a six-car train at a
point between the New York anchorage and the
New York tower The -dtcs on the New ork @id"
We're closed three times when thr GROW" t''"Me
great
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
BIG BUILDING FOR GUERNSEY SITE.

The Lawyers Title, Insurance and Trust Com
pany will erect twenty-five story Office structure
the site of the Guernsey Building No. l60 to 1854
Broadway. The work of erecting the structure will
be begun May l. 1907.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
AL" ADAMS ESTATE SELLS.

Charles Bauerdorf. executor of the estate OF
Albert J. Adams, transferred title yesterday TO No
106 West 18th street four story building. 16X9S .
feet. for 5000 The property carries a mortgage
OF 5000
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
HAD NO BED FOR FORTY YEARS.

Peter Jerome Gleason, who has been in the Jer-
s.y C.ty Hospital since las, Saturday evening,
SAWS mat DE had not slept in bed for more than
forty wears before his present visit 10 the hos
lItal Ile has worked many years In a stoncyard
81 No ~ West Side avenue and slept in a loft.
ile lelic.es IN the opcU-ar treatment
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
wIeHTMAN CASE DISMISSED.

Washingto9, Dec. 3.-Tho Supreme Court Of the
United States dismissed Il stipulation the case
OF Nlcftu.an @G1 the STATE Of Connecticut. I'm
Rnici tho state lsW regulating the suspension Of
signs over SaeNa ks Aas involved. Tn" case orIgi-
mated iu New London
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
Proposals.

SEALED PROF CSAIS WILL. BE RECEIVED AT THE
- office of the Commissioner Of Immigration. Ellis
Island. n Y H. 10 2i0 p. Monday. December 10.
1906 and opened Immediately thereafter for 150
American fleece wool blankets Specifications and fun
particulars regarding limitations conditions govern
ing bidders be obtained application ROBERT
WATCHORN.- Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
THREE eARees BREAK FROM Tows.

N'w Haven. Dec. 3.-TLe captains OF the tugs
IT, D. Baxter Respluto and Elmer A. Keeler. which
"ffkrd here io-daE WitiN t0Ws from the East re-
t"it"n ilai ihoA hHd encountered exceptionally
heavy osf Sasr ...,. ~. L.t ..-.. l-id l.s .
larse on -4-.t .laii.t-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
SEEKS TO FoREcLosE LARGE MORTGAGE

An action has been begun by the County Holding
Company in the Supreme Court against George w.
Munro and others to forecose mortgage of $4,000
on the Munro Building. No 10 TO 81 Rose st and
No II to p NandeWater st. made October - 1905.
Merrill & Rogers the attorneys for the plain
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

Rartholdi St n = 20 r.. ". ~ Cedar ave.
Pronx 25xltO :. p Clocke loans Fietro Ber-
rarlini .......-.........