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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-11

moon at its best, from the large lawns
of the house. The sea was unusually
quiet and presented a beautiful sight
as the eclipse advanced, until finally
after it was entirely over things We're
as light as day. Special cars were
chartered to take the guests to their
homes in various parts of the city, as
the dance did not close until a very
early hour in the morning.
The following Were present: Mr..
Mrs. Niblack, Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Walk
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Ranney Scott, Mrs.
G. P. Wilder. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mac
farlane, Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Marx, Mr..
and Mrs. Ivers, DR.. and Mrs. c. B.
Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. George Davies,
Misses Kimball, Alice Macfarlane, Juli-
cite Hartwell, Marion Scott. Helen
Macfarlane, Dorothy HartweH Irm-
gard Schaefer. Cordelia Walker, Kath-
leen Cartwright, Marion McGilvray,
Gardie Macfarlane, Drusilla Marx,
Helen Kitchen, Margaret Castle, Nell
lie White, Messrs. John S. Walker, DR..
J. D. Yost, Judge Lindsay, W. A.
Greenwich, Arthur Macintosh, DR.. Jas.
Judd, Robbins Anderson, w. L. Castle,
George Fuller, James Cockburn, L. Dill
bingham, David Anderson, Harold Dill.
lingham, Leslie Scott, Walter Dilling-
ham, c. L. Wight, S. H. Derby, r. E.
Wright and Major George c. Potter.
s%.s
DR.. Raymond gave a large and very
enjoyable pedro party at Wailuku,
Maui, last Saturday evening. Among
the sixty or more guests were several
from Honolulu. After playing cards,
the hostess served an elaborate COLA
ton and a delicious punch. The first
prize, a cut-glass pitcher, was Won by
Mr.. Hons, and the BOBBY by Mrs Will
iiams of Puunene. The prize was
lobster, a trophy which caused much
merriment. The consolation prize was
a handsome basket of violets.
1873
The announcement of the engage
ment by Mrs Victoria Ward of her
daughter, Miss LAM Ward, to Mr..
Robert Booth, was pleasant news to
their wide circle of friends.
Mrs. Alfred Hooking gave a most
successful card party on Friday after
noon { her beautiful home on Makiki
Heights. Those present were Mes
DANES Mays, Jas. Dougherty, w. NJ
Graham, Zeno Myers, w. Wall. Mon
Center, Rhodes, Ingram
Marks, A. Wall, Malloy, Thayer, Say
ers, Sachs, Robinson, Oat, Gignoux, A.
Lyon, Lakeland, North, Schweitzer,
Hogs, Jones. Lucas, Bush,
NJ Campbell r. Chamberlain, Derby,
Dexter, c. Foster, Gartenberg, Gulick, |
dalstead, Hanneberg, G. Kluegel and
harrington.
~ ~ c&
Haleiwa has had it's share of the |
tourist travel this week and entertain |
ed as its guests quite a few of the !
prominent people now in Honolulu. |
Several kamaianas, too, have journey |
I'd thither, and among these a few |
nave stayed over for fortnight. !
Among these are Mrs. G. P. Rodiek |
md child, with Miss Neumann, Mrs.
Dr.. Taylor and Mr.. and Mrs. Myatt.
rhe latter are spending their honey
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-11

Senator Pettus, of Alabama, was
writing with a noisy, spluttering PEN
Laying the pen down, he smiled and
said: Once L was spending the even
ing with friend of mine in Selma.
We sat in the dining-room, and from
the kitchen came a dreadful scratch
ing sound. Martha said my friend to
the maid, what is that scratching in
the kitchen? 1t must be the dog trying
to get in Huh! said Martha. OATS
no dawg scratchin' de do OATS de
cook a-writin' a love-letter TO her
hOneysuckle' "
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-11
NEW SHIPMENT OF
ORIENTAL GOODS
NOW ON SALE.

Beautiful and dainty handiwork from
the Orient which bespeaks the clever
ness and artistic sense of the makers.
1t is surprising how much small
amount invested in these goods will
add beauty and comfort to the home.
GRASS LINEN SQUARES AND
CENTERS-Fine assortment in various
dies and floral designs.
GRASS LINEN TABLE COVERS
All handsomely embroidered with
napkins to match, in square. round and
oblong.
EMBROIDERED GRASS LINEN
DOYLIES-7 and 10 inches in dragon
designs.
EMBROIDERED GRASS LINEN
SQUARES-26x26, 34x34 and 4Ox40
inches in various designs.
EMBROIDERED GRASS LINEN
TABLE CENTERS-27 and 81 inches
in dragon designs.
EMBROIDERED GRASS LINEN
TRAY COVERS AND sCARFs.
GRASS LINEN-By the piece or
gard in white and blue.
GRASS LINEN EMBROIDERY. IN
SERTION-Very handsome.
NEW PINEAPPLE sILKS-NEw
JAPANESE WASH SILKS
PONGEE SILKS-In white and nat
ural.
New Drawn Work Squares and Centers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-11
Ms. Sachs Dry GOOdl Co., LII.

FORT AND BERETANIA STREETS
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
HENRY EVANS IN ARMS.
President of Fire Insurance Er-
change to Fight Increased Rates.

Henry Evans president Of the New York Fire
Insurance Exchange, who has given thirty days
notice OF his withdrawal from that body because
% their action in raising the rates and reducing
commissions will be at the meeting of the
change to-day prepared 10 defend his attitude
Well known members opposed TO the stand he has
taken. saw that his resignation will be accepted
with pleasure He does not purpose TO go out
vii hout stating his opinion OF what he calls the
unfustifed taxing of the policyholders of the
lnetropotan district 70 meet the losses at San
Francisco. There is every indication OF a stormy
Mr Evans in statement OF the position he took
AT the meeting on Friday, says he proposed an
Changing the territory 10 which It applied from
Chambers and New Chambers streets the south
and lsth the north 20 Fulton street the
changing the increase from Is per to per
.'The statement was made by the chair" he
aooed. 'Nnat the southern limit made Cham
bers street instead OF Fulton street because the
Fulton street boundary would include the news
paper offices, and IL was deemed expedient not to
incur the displeasuFe u the press making them
Fay more fof insurance NY motion 10 amend was
Mr. Evans also said: 4 do not think any advance
IN rates In necessary IN New York City but I,nder
present conditions WAS willing, q conproniEe
ls8. and vote for peF cent advance IN the con
sested district, and an advance the waterfront
TO prove his point that no advance Vs ,,o.o..a-
IN Eanhattan and The Bronx Mr.. Evans gave fie-
urss from the nre patrol reports showing that
from leol.'6 the losses In this district had been
amounted 10 r72Sss.62s 49,
yice-P President Correa Of the Home said vester-
increase IN rates would be successful Asked IL fhe
success OF the exchange did not depend on hayina
satber the e,iseI1ce ~ IN ~ 9fe @ ne replied;
upon being IN the exchange
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
HOTEL BELMONT OPENS.
II. FL. Rogers First to Register
Wireless Station Planned.

The Hotel Belmont. az Park avenue and s2d street,
Opened ifs doors yesterday morning for patrons
making another first class hotel added to the al
ready large list Ia this city Nearly five hundred
guests either registered yesterday or had rooms re-
served for them. and the hotel management be-
lieves that It viii begin the coming week with
more than half Of the rooms in the house occupied.
The first guest 10 register II. II. Rogers. the
STANDARD OH capitalist. MavOr Mcclellan was the
second man 70 sign the list OF guests.
From appearances yesterday visitor would not
have thought the hotel just opened, as all the
enc thousand employees appeared used to their po-
Eitions. and everything was running smoothly. The
large swinging doors at the main entrance. on 42d
street, were Kept constantly moving by the large
crowd Of sghtseers that filled the hotel. The main
dining room. IN the rear Of the first floor.
crowded all OF the afternoon and until late at
night. and the cafes and bar were heavily patron
iEed.
Of subway entrance to the hotel. and Il was but
little used yesterday. This feature will be extern
sively advertised, II Is said 20 make il better
known. il was said by the management yesterday
that wireless station would probably be installed
on the roof Of the hotel. 2e0-foot stafT will be
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
from that point.
CONNECTICUT shaken UP
Slight Earthquake Near MiddIetot0n
SmGshes WindOsCs.
IL TeleEraph 70 The Tribune. ]

Middletown. May S.-An earthquake shook the
towns Of East Hampton East Haddam and other
places in this vicinity this morning so severely
that dishes tumbled from the pantry shelves and
glass in some Of the windows shattered.
The shock came as the children were starting
out for school. and many of them so
frightened that they hastened home. The shock
lasted only few seconds and was not re-
peated The locality where the shock was ex-
perienced to-day has been visited by earth
QualIes frequently for the last few years.
Professor William North Rice, geolcgist at
Wesleyan University, when the news of the
earthquake reported to him this morning.
said that the people of New England and the
Atlantic Coast could expect earthquakes fire.
quSntly. although they will be slight and are
likely to do no damage. He said the stratum
along the Atlantic Coast was formed ten million
years ago. and therefore has had opportunity
10 settle somewhat. so that what earthquakes do
here will only be slight ones. The Pacific
Coast stratum, however, is comparatively new
being formed about million years ago When
the stratum settles there therefore, the settling
movement is heavier and more serious, and
damage results. Professor Rice thinks il prob
able that the Atlantic Coast will never expert
enoe another disaster like the Charleston earth
quake.
Professor John ]. Stevenson. OF the chair Of
geology OF New York University, said last night
shat he did not think there need be the slightest
fear that New York would suffer from any earth
quake. he sal0 Lnefe is always a possibility, DuI
Il is very improbable.
New York had all of its earthquakes" the pro-
fessor said, many thousands OF years ago, before
this globe was habitabe. I don't think there need
be any fear for the slightest tremble here The
arembIe in Connecticut was purely local affair,
and did not extend beyond its territory. New
York is perfectly safe and there is no probability,
whatever of any trouble here.
The only seismOgraph "a the city. that owned by
ahe Rapid Transit Commission. Offices at No. l22
Liberty street. working yesterday. and
therefore tracings Of the tremble in Connecti-
cut could be obtained
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
sAIL.Ep
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

,,svnoo Nav Sailed steamers Delaware (I3r Cabot
New York s. caronia (BD. Barr. New York Via
London. May 1-Arrived stramer Minneapolis tRr,.
Bremen, May Z 10 ~, arrived steamer Main CGer),
Won Horen. New York.
MAY 6Arrved, steamer FIrnessia (F),
New York via MoNile
Gibraltar. May PASSED; steamer Gala Gr), Boubec
New York for MaFHeilleE.
2-Sailed. steamer JeEeric rbor,.o-
Oronn New York;. singapore Manila. etc
antwerp MAY s. 3 p m--ArrVed. FTulapd
field. New York via Dover: noon-sailed sfeamey
Noordland ffSrl. Deans. New York. ''
swansea May 5-saed steamer Exeter city (5r Carey
Barhadoes MAY 6-ssed. steamer Fluminep,. ~,
Harvey 0rOm Para. New York VS2'
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
Witt PLAINs Rod RoUTE.

hereby given that pursuant TO the
the UNDERSIGNED Board OF Rapid Transit Railroad Com
missoners apply Appellate Division or the
Supreme state OF Nav York for the Flrsr
Judicial Department thereof to be held at the
Appellate Division Court House. Madison avenue ana
May 1906. at o'clock IN the afternoon
that thereafter counsel be heard
appointment commissioners aDoVe
determine and report after due hearing
railway railways in said city for the trans
and ought 20 be constructed
and operated papers which the Aforesaid ep
pcaon viii be made the petition Of the said Board
dated the 18th April. 1906 and the adavs and
papers accompanying the same. all Of which were filed
IN te Office OF the said Appellate Division
about day Apr. 1905 ard In addition thereto
other shall be presented TO the Court by the
A description OF the route une general plan OF
sructlon railway railways forms Of
the papers aforesaid with the said Clerk Of the
santiai synopsis Of County OF New
York This practically extension of the
rapid elevated viaduct II Is to begin az 1IIth
Farms Read. near the Bronx Park. and
along Farms Road Morris Park avenue and White
Plains Road intersection with 24lst street
The the aforesaid application Is to obtain this
shall determine after
railway raays ought constructed and operated
report the evidence taken 20 said Appellate Di
together with OF their determination,
uhI-h report 70 IN favor OF the construction and
confirmed by said Court. 6s
the consent OF the along
line Of said railway or railways.
Dated New York. April o. 1866.
BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD CONIAfIS-
SIONERS FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
BY ALEXANDER z. ORR.
B1oN L. BURROWS
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
Public Notices.
II DIVISION,


SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION,
First Dspartmsns!n ths matter o. t9s sPglIsSasIoa
OF The Board o Rap9 Tronse laliToaS s 9R
commissioners determine ana report whether rapid
portaton persons property. as determined BY the
soaTG eTf3s 20 h ss fic bsTeb1 enc eiye th,f T
the provisions OF chapter OF the Laws of 1871
Rsilrosd Commissioners viii apply 70 TIE Appellate
Sr ne First ySSicei ,epsTt,St ~ q tenn there6f 10
be held az the Appellate Division Court House Madison
New York. the 25th day OF May 1905. o'clock in
the afternoon Of day soon thereafter
soneys in the above entitled matter TO determine ane
said city transportation OF and PROG
upon which the aSoressd application viii be ma6s are
the petition the said Board dated the 18th day %
e ssms all Of Which Wers ed N the once d t6e clsI
April 1SO8 addition thereto such other papers
shall be presented 70 the court Sy tne saia 6oaFa
on % the said railway railways forms par: Of the
stggpfIs sv6oDs a. re said route in the COUNTY ~ New
subway running through Jerome Avenue from about 164h
lawn Road opposite Woodlawn Cemetery. From the
With railways in Manhattan The first is three track
connection leading to the bridge over the Harlem River
trail Hudson River Railroad Company The other two
in Eighth Avenue near is4h Street so as to connect with
subway to be hsTsaeT r. CONSTRUCTED & TndsT d sat sten &
Cromwell Avenue 50 as 10 afford means OF junction
by this Board The object applications
70 Obtain the he. % 2s % m sT 9o sea-
whether such railway railways ought be constructed
Appeists Division tosetheT with report Of theiS de-
termination which report II in favor Of the
viii ask that Il shall be) SHALL when confirmed by said
owners alOng the line OF said railway railways.
BOARD or RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD CosaOlIs-
sloNERs FOR TIE cITY TbS OF SEW U YORK. PSs,,s.n.
BIoN L BURROWS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
twenty-nine years old. Of

No S67 Riverside Drive
The Identification made in the Fordham
morgue by the dead mans father. Gustave Speckel,
commission merchant at No Il Hudson street.
Speckel disappeared from his fathers home on
November 90 three months after his marriage
An attack Of typhoid fever had left him subject to
melanchoa. and his father says he must have
drowned himself while insane Private detectives
nave been searching for him since he disappeared.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
posT OFFICE DEPARTMENT. wAsur,.c,

ton. D. G.. April 20 1906 Sealed proposals v,r =.
partment, until 2 O'Clock m. May INOG
nshipg Facing Slips Plain Printed as thev M, II
ordered Ov the OF the Postal Service from fyo
time during The aSeal year besnning July 1906 and
July 1906 ana ending June 30 1910 the contracts
tions and instructions bidders will he
application 70 the Purchasing Agent for tbs P, Sson
Postmaster General. - NN-'AE-A'AOU
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
SEALED PROPOSALS MILL RE PC

ceiyea az this office on u9ti p M Friday. Nav n
ieS for furnishing the U g. Im-nigratien serStce y
Pert Of New York With the following named service snS S
care Of immigrants suffering mental VIZ
care ot as non-contaglou= dseneS@
grants sutIns TON SOnssoes diseases; transporisfIo
tocous burial OF deceased rsS Son no-cor
vegetables groceries etc Tor Immigrant Yo<1i.l
proposals and further information h banS
Island, New York EMS
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
FIVE TELEPHONE COMPANTEs.

Five new telephone companies want to do busi-
ness in New York. Two or more telephone systems
would be bad enough for the man who now uses
only one instrument, but think of the private
branch exchange subscriber who has anywhere
from ten to thousand -
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
Meetings.

NEW YORK INSTITUTION FOR !i,sA--s.sg I1s -
~ sTRUCfION or THE DEAF 49, 49, 80 t6s -1.
York MAJ 4 fo5-N0tice o. hereby glsel VI ,7errs a.
meeting os the members and the eleelse- - n Wasrs
drectofa will be held the lrstttltint ~
TTeI1hts sfslesiay afternoon. MAY 10 -, ~
I'he Rattallou viii be reviewed and laa,- ~ $50
taeu. Moore smith -. g. l
Carriages VIII be % the station ol " rSr,qlI7y.
Hundred and Fifty seventh street ana --4ats ,.
1880 until o'cllct convey members % ~,
TIATCHER ~ ADAMS
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
PoCK ISLAND ARSENAL ROCK IsI.y1

" Ill., May ., l9O0.-Sealed proposals IN .,,,
the blank forms furnished
received by the Sndersisned until o'clock r. i S, Oe
iron cleaning materials oils. paints. Chemicals 5s
terals tor heauns ana lighting, paper. lumber ETC
ing the fiscal year ending June So iGO7 Infors. cur
nshed on application Lieut.. Col 3 RT.GTSs TUT
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, April 8, 1906

ARRIVED.
Steamer New York Dutch Julfs Bristol april y ana
Cardiff 20, 70 Phihp itupIe0i' ." '3 ~ q" ~
s Steamer az Krooaand Do1rd Anwerp Dover April
&c N oassengers and mdse. Arrived the Bar at 5bs
m Toronto CBr) Young Hull April q and Boston
Nav G. to Sanderson Son. with mdse Arrived al the
B Steamer Gowqn6gEn E) FoS6ss RaE . april pr @ 2 ~ TO
at steamer T Ar or Hansen Careenas April 2s sagua
sugar ArTvSa 6n at Oman @ Baker Cardenas April os
AfFeea a. Rri,isS m Trader r Hutchinson Antwerp
April % 10 sanderson & Son. with mdse Arrived at
the Bar at 3:IO m.
steamer oranje Nassau Dutch De Rouxer Paramaribo
10 the Iolland-America Line, with mdse Arrived At
the Bar at II 80 m
days to the United Fruit COMPANY with fruit and ?
passengers. Arrived at the Bar at 9;'5
Steamer Oneida ingram. Georgetown May and VIII
ruington g. 10 the clyde Steamship Company with mdse
Left quarantine at sos m, ,,.. ,... 49, o.. 49,.
Cuba planting Company. with fruit Arrived at the Bar
steeyper i-Iler (NIor, Boe Antonio May
Cuneo Trading Company with fruit Arrived al the Bar
steamer m Denver Barstow Galveston May and Key
West 3 to q X Mallory CO. with passengers and mdse
ST steemer Rio Grande Davidson Mobile
Brunswick g. c II Mallory & CO. Win passengers ana
n,dse Ieft Quarantine at noon.
steamer jamestown Hitler Newport News ana Norfolk
ana s2 she mGse %.a i"ia' I@ft Quarantine at a3O
sandy Hook n j. May $3.50 m--Wind southwest.
moderate breeze: partly CLOUDY.
SAILED
. z,roDnr,rz wilhelm (Ger) for Bremen via
Plymouth Cherbourg; PTln5 AoanerI 'GeT1 Naples
Ana Gen9a r PIetou s. Taunton tor). Puerto cortez
Iassell New Orleans; Carmsha SnIl, Liverpool via
~ Mnm0S,s savannah: Apache Charleston Jackson
vile: III Vale EboS tsts3is Port Artb'r
ford Ger. Port Antonio VIA Banes
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION.

FIRST DEPARTMENT. the matter OF the agPl-
cation OF the Board Of Rapid Transit Railroad Corls
sioners for the city OF New York for the appointment o.
Commissioners determine and report whether
rapid transit railway railways for the CONVEYANCE
transportation OF and property as determined oy
the Board. ought constructed and operated
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
ONE TEIIEpHONE rN0reH

'Both Phones Is familiar sign IN some az
aiete1 toHas. An internal nuisance" say those
who know.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
BODY IN HUDSON H. G. sPECKEL's.
Had Wandered Away from Home in Melan-
choly State After Illness.

The body of the man found in the Hudson River,
near the Spuyten Duyvil Bridge Sunday. was
identified yesterday as that of Henry George
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09

w proposals, IN trlpicate viii be recevea 49, l-
% n 1900. supplying the ~ ), tsntl
ana
curea during the fiscal year ended June 80 1861 ~ : r
9oy,k right TO reject accept nrnposa1S ~.
srt thereof Information furnished upon snpies,ieS iS
Em sopes containing proposals should be endorsed rs
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
Proposals.
nROPOSALS FOR ELECrrR1c cn.,.n.. =

fFINOI OR'14I1o Ols NI7E1OIhIC CKANES OR
Agent Panama Rau Road company "a stafs s1Ts
New YORK AprlI Soth. lSO6-SeRled proDoSos En-
Teee5yed at the % Se9 Of the AssstSn5 Purchasing AEe
York until @:OO T. NJ May 2Ist 1905 eoS 'reet, New
MAJ be obtained at this Office. iui4 Hlforma-
ALFRED ANDERSON. Assistant PVrebss,,. -
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09

to day about . ..
The Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse reported by wire
less yesterday at when Of Nantucket
Ightshlp She Is expected dock about
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
oIIRsIIANr mo- sTATUTORY REoIIIRE..

PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
- meat notice Is hereby given that an act-Senate
T42 Ins S9S has been passed By both branches
OF ,h1 Legislature, entitled
TO CHANGE THE TITLE OF CHAPTER FIVE HUN
, DRIED AND TWENTY-TIiREE OF THE LAWS or
EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. ENTITLED
AN ACT IA kzl4AIlON 10 THE OFFICE or
SHERIFF OF THE CITY AND COUNTY or NFsfV
YORK" TO IAN ACT IN RELATION 10 TssTR
OFFICE OF sttEttlFf OF THE COUNTY NTfJV
YORK AND TO AMEND SAID CsffSPlfFR ~
AMENDED BY CHAPTER SIN HUNDRED Ann
DRED AND NINETY Y-SfsNEN- ''N-e
Further notice - hereby p,,hil. Troort,-
hl will he at WaVor's cfI-o -
CITY Hall City % York. ON Thurrll.,-
10 1000. az l0a0 o'clock A. M -
Dated City Hall, New York. May 2. fG0l
GEORGE r. MCCLELLAN
This nn' win be the hssh heard at that slus
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
The Turf.
Help Wanted.

N7ANTED.-AT THE PHILADELFidllA. dl.l .ill-. DLs-
W not OF the Ouartermastors Department Notn ss.s
and Gray's Ferry Road. Phadephla Pa u-D@ '.
tents First class hands only desired
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATrRE ALMANAC

Sunrise 1852 Sunset 1904 Noon s:S Moons age 10
HIGH WATER.
A. MSandy Hook S:24 Hell Gate 1917
p M-Sandy Hook s26 Gov Island s:49 Hell Gate 1912
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09

SEATTLE, ........... .......... To day. 600 , m
JaPSn gSnano S0Ssar Ear ,4a seattle May TO- 900
JaRan R.eG S05sI 0659ly,Reenun aS May II. m
T5SuaV Tapan. COrea. China and Philip
pines-Doric (via San Francisco May 10 4<'SO m
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE

pURsUANr no STATUTORY REQUIRE
ment notice hereby given that act-Seuats
Bill Int. 3s1-has passed by both branches
the Legislature entitled
TO AUTHORIZE AND EMPOWER THE BOARD OF
ASSESSORS OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK To
ESTIMATE AND ALLOW DAMAGES SUSTAINED
TO CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY SAID CITY IN
CONSEQUENCE OF Or THE CHANCE OF GRADE or
EAST ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY -FIGIITTT
STREET. AND EXTERIOR STREET. BOROCCW or
THIS RRONX. CITY OF NEW YORK
ySurther notice hereoy a Public Vearfn9
upon such he held az the Mayors ONCE In tSe
CITY the CITY OF New York Thursday. NV
10 1904 al 1880 o'clock a. NJ
Dated city Hall. New York. Nav Z 1905
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN
This bill will be the fourth heard at that time
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
TO-DAY.
TRANsPAcIFIc VAIL

Destination and steamer t-Ios. an \ Y
Philippines, also specially addressed mail =
for Japan. Corea and China-I-yrn (via
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09

Il -. a. h.r.n,, r,ven hat an act--Sras.,
Vpr,,tei No ara Assembly 2 No lt ~. S1lsi
been passed by both bEanessss OF sno -
TO AMEND THE GREATER NV, Nt,W AN1ss55T 1Ss5T USE o.
PFIATIVE TO REGt' s.AIi>S ,,.t-..1-rroNr T1FrN
STREETS. by AMENDING SA' NV
1,,rtbsr notice is hereby given that Paot-S n ~
upon such biu be held At the MAs9-s NIq O.
city Hall. IN the city % New toFA- 9" -'-
l000 AZ 1880 O'ClOcS =. ~ ,ooo
Dated city Hail. New York, Nay q Sr.crrlI.aN.
G&uuub . N11r
This Om viii BE- the eiEhseenth one hs--- : -